The phrase "additional payroll" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to extra payments or compensation that are added to the regular payroll, such as bonuses or overtime pay.
Example: "The company will issue additional payroll for employees who worked overtime during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "extra payroll" or "supplemental payroll".
And they owe $990 in additional payroll tax.
Sanger said employer NI contributions could be scrapped and replaced by an additional payroll tax.
There would be about $70 billion more in additional payroll taxes due on those wages, he said.
Requiring employers to absorb additional payroll costs to provide flexibility only encourages employers to say no to flexible work requests.
The new requirements will entail additional payroll and national insurance costs for businesses of every size, but these will be felt most acutely by small businesses.
So, if you happen to be a gazillionaire, you don't pay a cent in additional payroll taxes for the money you make between $113,000 and a gazillion.
For those of you not receiving new employment offers and who are non-union, everybody will be paid payroll this week and severance will be as followed: Subject to a separation agreement, everybody will get two additional payrolls in December and January 1st plus benefits through December and a benefits stipend in January, as well as laptop or laptop credit.
The Trump plan would eliminate the additional 0.9percentt payroll tax on earnings and the 3.8percenttaxax on investment income for households making more than $250,000.
If a single man and a single woman each earn $200,000, she said, neither would owe any additional Medicare payroll tax.
Single filers earning $200,000 or more and joint filers earning $250,000 or more will have to pay an additional 0.9percentt payroll tax.
The biggest tax increases in the law stem from an additional 0.9percentt payroll tax and a new 3.8percenttaxax on investment income — but those are aimed at couples making more than $250,000 and individuals making more than $200,000.
