Forgery detection for payslips and Form 106
We detect: edited gross or net pay · edited working days and pay components · swapped employee name, ID or employer details · template-built payslips · editing-software traces in the file.
What we check
- Gross, net and working days — font, weight and alignment
- Employer details, company number and withholding file
- Employee details and ID with check digit
- Layout of common payroll systems
- Form 106 and multiple months for consistency
- Producing software and re-saves
Forgery types we detect
- 01
Inflated net pay
A digit edited in the net field only, with gross and deductions untouched — or a consistent edit that left traces in the font.
- 02
Template payslip
Built from scratch on an online template with a real employer name and invented figures.
- 03
Swapped employee
Someone else’s genuine payslip with the name and ID replaced.
Payslips
Do you check tax calculations?
We check consistency, but arithmetic alone is not evidence — every employer has its own components and rounding. Visual signals carry the main weight.
Should I upload several payslips?
Yes. Several months from the same employer reveal the one that breaks the pattern.
Form 106 too?
Yes — Form 106 is checked as a tax document.
Have a document like this to check?
10 free checks every month. No credit card.