It's not compulsory, but your accountant should be able to provide them easily enough if you ask for them.
As Jamesbrown says above, dividend vouchers are a necessity though. Make sure you keep original signed copies on file.
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Wage slips are not compulsory AFAIK (perhaps for PAYE employees), but sensible for the purposes of record keeping, as proof of income/expenditure. Some accountants provide them, others don't. Dividend paperwork is compulsory though.
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I use Nixon Williams and they issue a payslip for my salary payments. I thought it was a legal requirement but I may be mistaken on that.
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Wage Slips
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I have just finished my first year of trading. I am an IT contractor. Please can someone advise if my accountant should be providing me wage slips? My salary is 6785 as a director. Dividends are 17300. Are wage slips compulsoryTags: None
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