Salary
Salary is where you see how your pay is built: salary and wages, workplace pension contributions, deductions, and Benefits in Kind. Open it from the left sidebar.
Salary and wages
This section shows your regular pay, for example Basic Pay as an amount per month.
Pensions
If you are in a workplace pension, this section lists the scheme and how contributions are calculated.
| What you may see | What it means |
|---|---|
| Scheme name | The pension provider and group, for example The People’s Pension. |
| Tax Relief Type | How tax relief is applied, for example relief at source. |
| Contribution Earnings | Which earnings count toward contributions, for example qualifying earnings. |
| Band Values | The earnings band used for contributions, if shown. |
| Employer Contribution | What your employer pays, as a percentage of pensionable pay. |
| Employee Contribution | What you pay, as a percentage of pensionable pay. |
Deductions
This section lists amounts taken from your pay, other than tax and National Insurance. Examples include loan repayments such as a postgraduate loan, shown as a percentage of earnings above a yearly threshold.
Benefits in Kind
A Benefit in Kind is a non-cash benefit your employer gives you, such as entertainment. This section shows the benefit name, how it is reported (for example PAYE), and the amount.