Sentence examples for back payroll from inspiring English sources

Ms. Levin said that two issues in particular troubled the city: the lack of recent audits, and the amount of back payroll taxes owed.

Democrats worry that a temporary payroll-tax holiday would make it tough to bring back payroll taxes later down the road, thereby defunding Social Security and Medicare.

The $858 billion package Mr. Obama signed extends Bush-era tax cuts for two years, pares back payroll taxes for a year, lowers the scheduled tax rate for the largest estates, extends jobless benefits for the long-term unemployed for 13 months and continues a series of other tax cuts benefiting businesses, parents and students.

That is to say, these profits are aided by the barely dampened American appetite for goods combined with a drastically scaled back payroll.

Since the D-backs' payroll can't offer Yankees-like greenbacks for player salaries, Hall has honed an approach by which team performance is not achieved through the motivation of carrots and sticks but is animated from within -- through inspiration.

Now, one failed season in a new stadium has caused the Marlins to scurry back to payroll slashing.

Since the 2001 attack, the museum has cut its staff to 33 members from 53. "To put this museum on a break-even basis, we've had to cut back the payroll," said the chairman, Lawrence S. Huntington, a retired Wall Street executive.

Such loans are generally limited to half of a participant's account, up to a maximum of $50,000, and must be paid back by payroll deduction.

And expand the concept of what can be outsourced to include bigger deals (in excess of $200 million) and work such as back office payroll billing and software development.

[UPDATE, 2/19: Warren clarifies her role: she was acting in a strictly personal capacity as an advisor, and not on The Can Kicks Back's payroll. She was heretofore unaware that these emails were publicly accessible.].

Businesses responded to slumping sales by sharply cutting back their payrolls.