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Everything you need to know about your pay with Coople; payday, payslips, tax, national insurance, and more.

Coople UK Pay

Coople pays every Friday for the work you’ve done two weeks before.

Your payslip contains details like total weekly payments, your holiday pay, and pension contributions.

Coople needs your NI number to add you as a worker and make payments and national insurance contributions.

Declare your tax status so that we can put you in the correct tax code.

Holiday Pay is what Coople pays you on top of the pay rate you get in every job or shift by working with our hiring companies.

Make sure you enter your bank details so we can pay you on time.

If you’re eligible for pension, Coople will automatically enrol you with NEST 12 weeks after your first shift.

You are paid for your working hours, and get holiday pay on-top of your wage.

Your pay is subject to income tax and national insurance contributions.

Be sure to check your payment details if you haven't been paid yet.

Make sure you select the right tax rate when you report your hours.

In order to comply with UK employment law, students will still have to pay tax.

Learn more about how the Allocation of Tips Act will affect your work with Coople.

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