15.11.2026 07:30
The November 2026 payslips of civil servants working in public institutions and of permanent and contracted teachers have been made accessible via e-Devlet. While the payslips include gross salary, additional payments, legal deductions, and net pay information, it was stated that some employees may experience a decrease in their salaries due to the rising income tax base in the final months of the year. Public employees will be able to check their deductions by querying their payslips via e-Devlet.
Salary information for the November 2026 period has been made accessible in the e-Payroll service offered by the Ministry of Treasury and Finance via e-Government. Public employees can examine in detail their gross salaries, additional payments, legal deductions, and the net amount to be deposited into their bank accounts in their payslips.
Salary items may vary depending on the institution where the personnel works, their title, years of service, and the legislation to which they are subject.
HOW TO CHECK A SALARY PAYSLIP?
Public employees who want to view their November salary payslip need to log in to the e-Government system. The relevant service can be accessed by typing "Ministry of Treasury and Finance e-Payroll" in the search section.
When 2026 November is selected as the period on the screen that opens, the salary payslip can be viewed. Employees can also examine their payslips by downloading them in PDF format.
EFFECT OF TAX BRACKET ON SALARIES
As the final months of the year are entered, changes in public employees' salaries due to income tax may occur. The increase in the accumulated income tax base over the year can cause some employees to move into a higher tax bracket.
In this case, even if there is no change in the gross salary, the net salary amount deposited into the account may decrease compared with previous months. Especially for employees receiving additional course and overtime pay, since the tax base can rise faster, salary deductions for personnel working in the same cadre may differ.
WHAT SHOULD THOSE WHO SEE AN ERROR IN THEIR PAYSLIP DO?
Public employees who believe there is an unexpected deduction or calculation error in their November payslip need to apply to the salary disbursement office of the institution where they work.
Personnel can request that the payment and deduction items in their payslip be checked again.