After providing bank statements, your lender or landlord may also ask you to provide your salary or job proof to show what your employer is paying you and how many deductions you get from your paycheck. From proof of income or paystub, they want to ensure you have a steady income stream and the financial stability to pay their loan/lease payments.
Paystub details how much money you earn each month, how much you pay in taxes, and how many other deductions you have. Paystub is issued or provided by every month by your employer with each month’s salary.
Here are a few reasons why your lender or landlord asks for Proof of Income or a Paystub:
- Verification of Income: You have submitted a loan application and mentioned a certain amount as income; it must be verified by proof such as a paystub.
- Proof of employment: Paystub shows your current employer their address and tax ids; this ensures your employment proof to the lender.
- Confirmation of Deduction: In the paystub with gross income, there is a detail of the paycheck,
such as taxes, healthcare benefits, or retirement contributions help lenders or landlords calculate your net income after all deductions. - Accurate Financial Information: Banks doesn’t show your complete, accurate financial information, but the paystub helps lenders or landlord better understand your financial position.
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