<prompt> Human: Hi there,Never posted on here before so be gentle with me. Im hoping that maybe Im missing something that you all can help me with. The issue is: just got my W-2 today. I work as an employed physician, with a contract salary of 150K. I worked the whole year without a raise or change in schedule so I was expecting my gross pay to be right around 150K. Instead, the gross pay they listed as from my final pay stub on my W-2 I dont get any real pay stubs was 116,634.80, and the reported W-2 wages box 1 were 115,904.98. I dont pay into an FSA for work and just started paying into the 401K in November total 729.82 for the year listed in box 12a. I dont get health insurance from work either. When I add up the total taxes box 2,4,6,17 it comes to 36,912.08 in taxes. I added all of the deposits made to my checking accounts from work over 2017, and they paid me 102,822.13. I am unfortunately really low in the knowledge department when it comes to this stuff, but I thought that salary minus employer deductions like 401K, FSA etc should equal gross pay for the year. Its off by a mile! And when I add up the 36.9K in taxes listed on the W-2 with the 102.8K I got deposited to my checking account total of 139,734.21, and no I dont know if that math is valid, there is still 10K unaccounted for.Id really appreciate any insights you all might have. If Ive made a huge oversight, Id like to know before contacting payroll and making a fuss, and if they underpaid me, well... Id like to be paid! Thanks, all! --CharlieUpdate: thanks to the redditors who suggested getting access to the employee portal. I was able to see the checks and check the gross pay, which was appropriate. Turns out they changed payroll providers in the spring so my w2 was only for part of the year. I got another w2 in the mail today. Assistant: You dont get pay stubs for the money you receive?I know this is off topic but 150k without any major benefits is a very low pay for a physician. On topic unless you have significant pre-tax deducations, You might want to contact the payroll department. Something doesnt add up. Dont make a fuss though, just ask them for your pay statements and then see how it is.Human: Welcome to primary care. I work my ass off and get paid squat. I dont get a day off paid maternity leave either... But thats off topic. And no stubs because its all direct deposit. I do think Ill contact payroll though. At least they should be able to show me how everything adds up, right?  <response>: Welcome to primary care. I work my ass off and get paid squat. I dont get a day off paid maternity leave either... But thats off topic. It still shouldnt be this low. I know coz I work primary care and my gross is around 240k with 4 weeks of paid leave and very signficant health benefits! You need to look for a better job. You are being ripped off!!And no stubs because its all direct deposit.Doesnt matter. You still should get paystubs. Look into your employee portal. I get paid direct deposit too and my employee portal has pay stubs and everything. I do think Ill contact payroll though. At least they should be able to show me how everything adds up, right?Yup. 