Sentence examples for deducting fines from inspiring English sources

One of the key demands of workers during the recent action was for a Dh200/month increase in the basic wage, and an end to the widespread practice of deducting fines from workers' pay packets.

Term-time holidays should never be viewed by parents as an entitlement". The proposal to deduct fines from child benefit has been widely criticised.

The streetcar companies routinely deducted "fines" from their drivers' pay for minor offenses, not unlike the way that ride-hailing networks have routinely reduced their drivers' take home pay per ride regularly over the last few years.

Federal law forbids companies from deducting public fines and penalties from their taxes, but payments made as part of a settlement can be treated differently.

Section 162(f) precludes M Corp. from deducting the fine of $50,000 as a trade or business expense.

Section 162(f) of the tax code prohibits deducting ''any fine or similar penalty paid to a government for the violation of any law.'' Despite punitive sounding names, though, some fines and penalties are considered remedial and deductible.

It also alleges that the company fined workers for being absent, deducted the fines from their pay and fabricated pay slips to show higher amounts than workers were actually paid.

The TFF proposed that instead of relegating Fenerbahce, the club would be stripped of the 2011 championship, have 12 points deducted, be fined and withdrawn from European competition.

Under the agreement struck between the SFO and BAE, the company would deduct the fine from the £30m it had offered to the people of Tanzania to settle the case.

It has now punished the club by deducting a point and fining club president Tommaso Ghirardi and director Pietro Leonardi 5,000 euros (£3,951) each.

Criminal fines and penalties aren't deductible and Nacchio didn't try to deduct a $19 million fine he paid.