As a new hire you will receive an email with a link to the Atlas New Hire process. Included in this web based process are your payroll tax withholding selections and direct deposit preferences. If you cannot access the online tools on Atlas, you can download paper forms or visit the Financial Service Center for assistance located at NE49-4097, 4th floor, hours 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.
If this is your first job on campus, you must complete a form I-9 and submit to the I-9 office at the Atlas Service Center E17-106. Once that is done, your department administrator can submit the necessary paperwork to get you set up in Payroll.
If you are an hourly paid student, you will need to submit the hours you’ve worked before payment can be made. Please check with your department to complete timesheets. Tax forms and direct deposit can be done the same way as it is done for an employee via Atlas. Choose About Me from the navigation bar on the top of the page. Then, go to Money Matters on the left and select Direct Deposit Preferences. Next, select Set Up Your Account and follow the on-screen instructions.
Faculty, salaried staff, graduate students and fellows are paid semimonthly, on the 15th of the month and on the last business day of the month. If either falls on a weekend or holiday, the pay date will be the business day that precedes that weekend or holiday.
Hourly paid service, support and student weekly payday is each Friday. If a holiday falls on a Friday, payday will be on Thursday.
Yes. All new employees must submit direct deposit information online via Atlas or on paper when they are hired. This policy applies to all employees whether they are paid semimonthly or weekly.
Paystubs are available on Atlas for all active employees. Please go to About Me / Money Matters. If you are no longer an active employee or student and you need a copy, please send an email to payroll@mit.edu with your name, MIT ID, and a description of your request.
W2s are available on Atlas for all active employees. Please go to About Me / Money Matters. If you are no longer an active employee or student and you need a copy, please send an email to payroll@mit.edu with your name, MIT ID, and a description of your request.
Because direct deposit is required for all employees you will need to open a bank account to deposit your salary payment. The MIT Federal Credit Union is a convenient option for employees who do not currently have a bank account. The Credit Union offers no fee accounts to MIT employees.
Note: If you are still receiving a check, please see our direct deposit guidelines.
For MIT employees: If we have an office address on file for you, the check will be available in the Financial Service Center (NE49-4097) for pick up on payday. You must have a photo ID with you to pick up a check in the Financial Service Center. If we do not have an office address on file, your check will be mailed to the home address on file.
For students: your check will be mailed to the campus or home address on file in the MITSIS system.
No. MIT does not make deductions from paychecks to pay bills.
No. MIT policy does not allow salary advances.
All payroll payments will be made via direct deposit unless you have not yet set up a direct deposit preference or a manual check is requested.
Please reference the Manage Foreign National Tax Status guidelines on this website.
Return the check to the Financial Service Center either in person at NE49-4097 or by mail to the HR/Payroll Service Team, NE49-4097. If you mail the check, be sure to include a letter explaining why you have mailed it to us and how you would like to get the replacement check (pick up or by mail).
A stop payment needs to be placed on the lost check before we can issue a new one. Send a written request to payroll@mit.edu and be sure to include your name, MIT ID number and the date of the check. Also include a phone number at which you can be contacted when the re-issued check is ready.
You should contact your Human Resource Officer for assistance in determining the appropriate payment method.
Payroll tracks vacation for support staff, service staff, sponsored research staff and post doctoral associates. Please send an email to payroll@mit.edu with your name, MIT ID and an explanation of what you are requesting, or you can call 617-253-4255.
Contact Jo-Anne Chute with the details. She will arrange to have a new tag number placed on the equipment or make sure the traded-in equipment is removed from the property records.
Surplus furniture is available for transfer at WW15 or you may contact Erin George with specific requests.
Notify Richard Janus in Property. He can help identify the equipment and provide information regarding reporting the loss to campus police and the MIT Insurance Office.