What is YTD payslips ?

A YTD (Year-to-Date) payslip is a document that provides a summary of an employee's earnings and deductions from the beginning of the current year up to the specified date of the payslip. It typically includes details such as:

• Gross Earnings: The total amount an employee has earned before any deductions.
• Deductions: Various deductions from the gross earnings, such as taxes, insurance, retirement contributions, and other withholdings.
• Net Earnings: The final amount an employee receives after all deductions are subtracted from the gross earnings.
• Year-to-Date Figures: Cumulative totals for earnings and deductions from the start of the calendar year up to the date of the payslip.

The YTD payslip is useful for employees to track their total income and deductions over the course of the year. It provides a snapshot of their financial situation and helps them understand how much they have earned and how much has been withheld for taxes and other purposes. Employers usually provide payslips regularly, such as monthly or bi-weekly, depending on the pay frequency.