Pay stub

7. A federal tax that supports elderly, disabled, or orphaned citizens
8. The type of income you received, which can include regular pay, overtime pay, or other types of wages
10. This period starting from the beginning of the year to the present
12. A pay deduction required by law that supports the federal government
14. Your gross earnings during the pay period before any withholdings and deductions have been taken out

1. The total amount of income from wages before any payroll deductions
2. The number of hours worked during the pay period if you are an hourly employee - left blank for salaried employees
3. Also known as "hospital insurance tax," is a federal employment tax that funds a portion of the Medicare insurance program
4. Amount of take home pay, or your pay after tax deductions
5. The hourly rate and number of hours worked if you're an hourly employee, as well as any bonuses or commissions for the pay period
6. Date that the check was issued
9. The date the pay period began and ended
11. Federal and state taxes taken from your gross earnings for inclusion on your w2, including Social Security, Medicare, and W-2 withholding tax
13. The name and address of your employer