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Taxes, contributions and anything withheld.
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A payslip (also called a pay statement or salary slip) is a document your employer gives you each pay period showing your gross earnings, every deduction, and the net amount paid into your bank account. In Cyprus, employers are required to provide employees with a written pay statement under employment law. The statement must include the employee's name, the pay period, gross pay, each deduction (income tax, Social Insurance, GESY, pension contributions and any other withholdings) and the net amount paid.
Even if you are a small business owner or a freelancer issuing pay to yourself or to a single employee, having a properly formatted payslip is important for record-keeping, tax filing, bank loan applications and proof of income for rental agreements or visa applications. This generator lets you create a professional payslip without any payroll software — fill in the details and download a PDF or editable Word file.
Coming from the Cyprus salary calculator? Calculate your net pay first, then hit “Generate payslip” to carry the gross, income tax, Social Insurance and GESY straight into a ready-made Cyprus payslip.
Yes. There is no account and no cost. The generator runs entirely in your browser, so your payslip details never leave your device.
Yes — a print-ready A4 PDF and an editable Word (.docx) document, plus direct printing.
Any country: earnings and deductions are fully custom. Cyprus figures can be auto-filled from the salary calculator; for other countries just type the amounts.
Yes. Under Cyprus employment law, employers must provide employees with a written pay statement each pay period showing gross pay, all deductions (tax, Social Insurance, GESY, pension contributions) and net pay. If your employer is not providing payslips, you can raise the matter with the Department of Labour Relations.
A proper Cyprus payslip should show: the employee's name and employer details, the pay period, gross salary, each deduction line (income tax/PAYE, Social Insurance at 8.8%, GESY at 2.65%, pension/provident fund contribution if applicable), total deductions, and net pay. Many employers also show the employer's own contributions (their Social Insurance, GESY, redundancy fund, etc.) for transparency.