Whenever the payslip arrives, we usually have to wait a couple of days after the actual pay day considering that we were told that it gets printed in Singapore first and has to travel for quite some time until it reaches our hands. Wow, the paper where we check the breakdown of our salary has gone outside the country, lucky papers.
It’s a good thing though that the company has provided us our online payslip wherein we can check the same salary in the paper on our profile in the internet. It’s pretty nifty and convenient since we don’t have to bother anybody else for the information especially when we have questions about our income for the month.
As usual, when I check the details, I try my best not to look at the taxes that are deducted off due to the reason that I’ll just complain cause it seems like the taxes go nowhere useful. I wish we could have some San Diego tax preparation scheme where a a small chunk will just get subtracted. But I guess I’ll just have to deal with it. As they say, there are only three things that are certain in life, death, change and taxes.