Via Mail. You can obtain a copy of your Driving History (MVR) by submitting a letter (or Form DDS-18) requesting either a 3-year or 7-year MVR. The request should include the following: 1  Your full name as it appears on your driver's license. 2  Driver's license number. 3  Date of birth. 4  Complete mailing address.
Gross pay is what you earn before taxes. If an employer advertises a job at $30,000 per annum, this is the gross annual pay. The net pay is the amount you receive after tax and specific deductions (different for specific countries). Canada would be $26,144.03 net pay (Ontario, different for each province). As you can see tax and salary deductions are different for each country but the same principle always applies.
Gross pay. Gross pay can be kind of a letdown. Itâs the biggest number on your check because itâs the money you earn before anything is taken out for things like taxes and insurance. Womp womp. Net pay: Net pay is what you actually get to take home. Itâs your gross pay, minus deductions. For example, if your gross pay is $2,000 and you paid $400 in taxes, benefits and other deductions, that would make your net pay $1,600. YTD: Youâll see this abbreviation a lot on your pay stub. It just means year-to-date. So if you get your paycheck on March 1, your year-to-date earnings will reflect everything youâve earned since Jan. 1.