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gross pay
This term is primarily used in payroll, accounting, and employment contracts to specify the total salary before any mandatory or voluntary subtractions. It serves as the baseline figure for calculating taxes and benefits, contrasting sharply with net pay, which is the actual amount deposited into an employee's account.
In a professional context, referring to gross pay is essential during salary negotiations to avoid confusion over whether a quoted figure is the pre-tax or post-tax amount. Misunderstanding this distinction can lead to significant discrepancies in expected take-home income.
Meanings
Examples
Your gross pay is listed at the top of the pay stub.
I need to know my annual gross pay to apply for this loan.
Wait, is this figure my gross pay or my take home pay?
The company offers a competitive gross pay for entry level analysts.
He was surprised to see how much was deducted from his gross pay.
My gross pay looks great on paper, but taxes take a huge chunk.
Please enter your monthly gross pay in the income section of the form.
The contract specifies a gross pay of five thousand dollars per month.