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How is net pay different from gross pay
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How is net pay different from gross pay

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Gross is the full amount paid by the employer
Net Pay is the amount that the employee receives in his or her paycheck
User KahWee Teng
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Answer: It's different because one is the amount of money before you get some taken out.

Explanation: Net pay is the money after some is taken out, I think ( I don't really remember to be honest sorry lol)

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