The phrase "automatic withholding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, payroll, or taxation, where a certain amount of money is automatically deducted from a payment or income.
Example: "Employees can opt for automatic withholding of their taxes from each paycheck to simplify their tax obligations."
Alternatives: "automatic deduction" or "mandatory withholding".
For these reasons, you often hear commentators and experts say that rather than a student loan crisis, we have a "repayment crisis," solvable through better consumer information or automatic withholding.
Automatic withholding should be the rule, and employers should help with this.
Particularly not freelance Spies, like me, who don't have the benefit of automatic withholding to insure that they have enough money set aside to pay their taxes.
What I was wondering is if I could flip that: minimize my automatic withholding (increase exemptions on my W-4) and stash that money into a high-interest savings account - have 15% of my income go there automatically - which I never touch.
They reject automatic withholding of taxes, the corporate income tax and the so-called death tax.
It was the economist Milton Friedman who helped come up with a solution to this one: automatic tax withholding from employees' paychecks.
This situation requires strong executive control to withhold automatic responses to warning signals, cues or incongruent targets.
—Require backup withholding, or automatic debiting, for independent contractors who have a history of noncompliance.
Indices of inhibition, the functions involved in the deliberate withholding of prepotent or automatic responses, and measures of functional mobility improved after the intervention, independent of training type.
As a white man, in terms of race and gender, I am according automatic and unearned benefits and privilege withheld from people of color and women.
European havens have gone further, with many pledging themselves to give up withholding taxes in favor of the more powerful automatic information-exchange mechanism contained in the EU Savings Tax Directive.
