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Paystub
Your latest pay statement. It confirms your current pay, your deductions and that you are still working. Here is what it needs to show.
How recent: your most recent one, within 30 days.
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Needed if you are salaried, part-time, paid commission or variable income, or on parental leave.
Compare yours to the sample, then check each point
A paystub that gets accepted
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Your name and your employer's name
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Pay period and pay date
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Gross pay before deductions
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Hourly rate and hours, if hourly
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Deductions: CPP, EI, federal and provincial tax
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Net pay
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Year-to-date (YTD) totals
Before you send it
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Send the most recent one. A stub from two months ago is usually too old.
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A PDF from your payroll portal is better than a phone photo.
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