Preview your net pay and payslip
The Your net pay, with benefits card on your dashboard estimates this month's pay with your benefits and expenses, and Preview full payslip opens the payslip PDF in a panel beside the page.
Your dashboard has a card called Your net pay, with benefits that estimates this month's pay with your benefits and expenses included. It reads "A preview of how this month's selections land on your payslip. Payroll runs {date}." From the card you can open the full payslip as a PDF, in a panel beside the page. It is a preview only: nothing is sent to payroll and nothing about your pay changes.
The card shows for everyone whose company is in Sweden, because the calculation uses the Swedish tax tables. There is nothing to switch on.
What the card shows
The card sits beside Upload expenses and lists:
- Gross salary: your monthly salary.
- Benefit deductions: what is taken from your salary this month, such as the part of an expense your allowance did not cover or a pension salary exchange. Shown only when you have one.
- Reimbursed expenses: approved expenses paid back to you this month. Shown only when you have one.
- Taxable benefit (BIK): the taxable value of a benefit, which raises the tax you pay but is not paid out. Shown only when you have one.
- Net pay: your estimated pay after tax.
The date in "Payroll runs {date}" is the estimated payday, the 25th or the Friday before when the 25th falls on a weekend. Under the rows the card says Estimate, not the payroll file.
Open the full payslip
Select Preview full payslip. Hover over it first to read About this estimate, which explains what the figure is based on.
A panel opens beside the page, headed Payslip preview with the month. CLVR builds the PDF in your browser while the panel shows Building your payslip, then shows it in the panel. Drag the panel's left edge to make it wider; it keeps that width the next time. On a phone it opens over the page.
Use the download button at the top of the panel to save a copy (for example payslip-simulation-2026-10.pdf), or close the panel. Closing it does not save or send anything. What the estimate rests on is written under the payslip.
The PDF is in Swedish and headed Preliminär lönespec. For how to read its lines, the split of your pay and the benefit value, see your mock payslip.
What the estimate is based on
The estimate starts from your monthly salary (your annual salary divided by twelve) and the tax table your employer has on file for you. It then adds this month's approved expenses and benefits:
- Reimbursements paid from your benefit allowance are added.
- Salary deductions, such as the part of an expense above your remaining balance, are taken off.
- Taxable benefits (BIK) raise the amount you are taxed on, even though they are not paid out.
Tax is worked out with the Swedish SKV 433 tables (column 1).
Only expenses that are already approved this month are counted. Reports still pending or in review are left out, so the figure can change once they are decided.
Why your real payslip can differ
- If the salary or tax table on file is out of date, the estimate is off in the same way.
- Real payroll includes things the estimate does not know about, such as absence, overtime and one-off adjustments.
- If your tax table is missing or not valid, CLVR uses a standard table and the PDF shows a warning under Observera.
Troubleshooting
- I do not see the card. It shows only when your company is in Sweden. Nothing is wrong with your account.
- A row I expected is missing. Benefit deductions, reimbursed expenses and the taxable benefit show only when you have one this month, and only approved items count.
- The estimate looks wrong. Check that the expense you expected is approved. If your salary or tax table looks wrong, ask your HR team to confirm the details they hold for you.
- The payslip shows a warning about the tax table. The tax table on your record could not be read, so a standard one was used. Ask your HR team to correct it.