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Access your payslips on Toku by logging into the HRIS platform and selecting Payslips from the menu. View details like gross/net pay in fiat and token amounts, with payslips typically available within 5 business days after payday.

View and download your payslips from Toku after each pay cycle. See your next salary date, browse payment history with gross and net amounts, and use the Tax Calculator to estimate take-home pay.

Download multiple payslips at once as a ZIP file instead of downloading them individually. Select specific payslips or download all at once, with file organization by employee for admins.

Protect worker access to payslips and documents after they leave your company by requiring personal email logins instead of company emails. Learn how to enable this setting, configure company domains, and add workers with personal login emails.

Export payroll data in three formats: Payroll Register (individual payslips), Payroll Summary (run totals), or Year-to-Date (annual per worker).

Learn how to navigate your Toku dashboard and access key features like payslips, documents, and payment methods. Discover what tabs are available based on your role and how to manage your account information.

Learn how to navigate your Toku account dashboard after logging in. Discover each tab's purpose - from viewing payslips and employment info to submitting invoices, expenses, and time-off requests. Manage all your employment documentation in one place.

Generate employee reports in Toku by navigating to Employee Reports under People, then selecting from five report types: Demographic, Payslips, Expenses, Time-Off, or User to track team data and download your report.

The Tax Calculator lets you estimate your take-home pay by adjusting salary, taxes, and deductions. See how raises, contribution changes, or different tax rates affect your actual pay, starting from your latest payslip for accuracy.

Learn how to update your bank details in Toku, understand critical payment deadlines (10th for employees, 19th for contractors), and troubleshoot delayed or failed payments with step-by-step guidance.

This checklist outlines all documentation needed to set up payroll services in the Netherlands, including KvK company extracts, employment contracts, and WWFT compliance documents.

Learn how to review and approve time off and expense requests from your team members in Toku. Discover your approver dashboard, how to action requests, and what approvers can't do.

Toku is your Australian employer of record handling compliance, payroll, and HR.

Toku is your Employer of Record in Armenia. Learn about your pay schedule (monthly), leave entitlements (20-24 days annually), working hours (40/week), probation terms (up to 3 months), statutory benefits, and offboarding procedures.

Toku is your Canadian employer of record, handling payroll, compliance, and HR. This guide covers pay schedules (semi-monthly), leave entitlements (2-4 weeks vacation plus statutory leave), benefits, public holidays, and offboarding procedures.

Toku is your employer of record in Brazil. Learn about payroll (semi-monthly, BRL), work hours (44/week), leave entitlements (30 days annual), probation (45 days), benefits, public holidays, and offboarding procedures.

Toku is your legal employer in Bulgaria. This guide covers your employment basics: monthly EUR payroll, 40-hour weeks, 20 annual leave days, 6-month probation, statutory benefits, and key procedures for pay, leave, holidays, and resignation.

Learn your employment terms as a Toku employee in Austria, including pay schedules (monthly), leave entitlements (25 days annually), statutory benefits, public holidays, and offboarding procedures.

When hiring employees in Croatia through Toku, they receive mandatory statutory social security plus two optional benefits: fully employer-paid international health insurance with worldwide coverage and no waiting periods, and a voluntary private pension plan.

Learn your employment rights and responsibilities as a Toku employee in Costa Rica, including pay schedules, leave entitlements, working hours, public holidays, and statutory benefits.

Toku is your Czech employer handling payroll, compliance, and HR. This guide covers employment terms, monthly pay cycles, leave entitlements, public holidays, benefits, and resignation procedures specific to Czech employment law.

Essential employment information for Toku employees in Denmark, including pay schedules (monthly, last business day), leave entitlements (25 days annual), working hours (37/week), probation (3 months), public holidays, and how to resign or get support.

Toku's Croatia employment overview covering monthly payroll in EUR, 40-hour work weeks, 6-month probation, 4+ weeks annual leave, statutory benefits, and key policies for hired employees including leave entitlements, public holidays, and offboarding procedures.

Toku is your legal employer in France, handling payroll, HR, and compliance. Key details: monthly pay, 35-hour work week, 25 days annual leave, 6-month probation, and statutory benefits including healthcare and pensions.

Summary Toku is your legal employer in Estonia.

Toku's employer of record employment guide for Germany staff. Covers payroll (monthly in EUR), working hours (37.5-40/week), leave entitlements (20+ days annual), statutory benefits, public holidays, and resignation procedures.

Overview of employment terms for Toku employees in Finland, including pay schedules (monthly), working hours (40 hours/week), leave entitlements (24-30 days annually), statutory benefits, public holidays, and procedures for resigning or accessing support.

Toku's Indonesia employment guide covering payroll (monthly, IDR), leave entitlements (12 annual days, plus maternity/paternity), public holidays, statutory benefits (BPJS health and social security), working hours (40/week), and offboarding procedures.

Learn how Toku operates as your Employer of Record in India, covering payroll cycles, leave entitlements, working hours, statutory benefits, public holidays, and offboarding procedures.

Learn how Toku operates as your Hong Kong employer, including monthly payroll in HKD, leave entitlements (7-14 annual days plus 15 statutory holidays), working hours, probation terms, and offboarding procedures.

Covers employment basics for Toku employees in Ireland: monthly EUR payroll, 20 days annual leave, 6-month probation, leave entitlements including maternity/paternity, public holidays, statutory benefits, and offboarding procedures.

Covers employment essentials for Toku employees in Japan: monthly payroll on the 25th, 40-hour work weeks, 6-month probation, annual leave entitlements starting at 10 days, statutory benefits, public holidays, and offboarding procedures.

Toku is your Israeli Employer of Record handling compliance, payroll, and HR administration.

Learn Kenya-specific employment details including pay schedules (monthly in KES), leave entitlements (21 days annual), working hours (45/week), statutory benefits, public holidays, and offboarding procedures.

Learn how Toku employment works in Italy, including monthly payroll in EUR, 6-month probation, minimum 4 weeks annual leave, and statutory benefits like healthcare and pensions.

Explains your employment as a Toku EOR in Malaysia, covering payroll schedules, leave entitlements (8-16 annual days based on tenure), working hours, public holidays, statutory benefits including EPF and SOCSO, and offboarding procedures.

Toku is your legal employer in Mexico, handling payroll, compliance, and HR. Learn about your monthly pay schedule, 6-month probation, leave entitlements, public holidays, statutory benefits, and offboarding procedures.

Summary Toku is your Lithuanian employer handling compliance, payroll, and benefits.

Summary Toku manages your employment in the Netherlands as your Employer of Record.

Toku is your legal employer in the Philippines, handling payroll (twice monthly), compliance, HR, and benefits. Learn about pay schedules, leave entitlements, working hours, public holidays, statutory benefits, and offboarding procedures.

Toku is your legal employer in New Zealand. This guide covers payroll cycles, leave entitlements (annual, sick, parental), public holidays, statutory benefits like KiwiSaver, and offboarding procedures.

Toku's Nigeria employment guide covers your pay schedule (monthly), leave entitlements (6 days statutory minimum), probation terms, working hours, statutory benefits including pension and health insurance, public holidays for 2026, and offboarding procedures.

Toku is your Employer of Record in Poland, handling payroll, compliance, and HR. Learn about your employment terms, monthly pay schedule, leave entitlements (20-26 days annually), statutory benefits, public holidays, and resignation procedures.

Summary Toku's employment guide for Singapore covers your key terms as an EOR employee: monthly SGD payroll, 44-hour work week, 6-month probation, and statutory leave (7-14 days annually).

Toku is your employer in Romania, handling payroll, compliance, HR, and benefits.

Toku's complete employment guide for UAE-based employees covering pay schedules, leave entitlements, working hours, public holidays, benefits, and offboarding procedures.

Learn key employment terms as a Toku employee in Portugal, including monthly payroll on the last business day, 22 annual leave days, 90-day probation, and comprehensive leave entitlements (sick, parental, marriage, bereavement).

Toku's employment guide for South Korea covering pay schedules, working hours (40/week standard), leave entitlements (15-25 days annually), public holidays, statutory benefits, and offboarding procedures.

Toku is your employer in Spain, handling payroll (monthly in EUR), compliance, and HR. This guide covers employment terms, leave entitlements (30 calendar days annual), public holidays, working hours, benefits, and offboarding procedures.

Toku's employment guide for Swedish employees covering payroll (monthly, SEK), leave entitlements (25 days annual), work hours (40/week), benefits, public holidays, and offboarding procedures. Refer to your signed agreement for specific terms.