In this guide, we want to show how free choice looks on the payslip and show an example of how it is calculated. We start with this example of setting up Free Choice which you see in the picture below.You can read about free choice and setting it up here.On the payslip, you can find free choice in two different places on the payslip, depending on whether it is to be the balance or a payment.1. Free choice plan (payment)This line shows how much has been paid to the employee.2. Free choice plan (7.00%)This line shows the saving of free choice.The period: The amount that is earned in the period of the payroll run.Year to Date: The total balance of savings for the year in which the payroll run is located.3. Free choice plan balanceThis line shows the remaining balance of free choice.The period: In this example there is a payout of 400, therefore the calculation is called; Free choice earned in the period (1400) - amount paid (400) = free choice balance - the period (1000)Year to date: The total remaining balance of the free choice for the current year in which the pay period is located.In this case, we have a holiday entitled pay of DKK 20,000.Therefore, the calculation is:20,000 * 7% = 1,400