Sentence examples for future payroll from inspiring English sources

And even that projection is based on quite pessimistic assumptions about future economic growth and hence future payroll tax receipts.

Because that $700 is substantially less than the $1,300 promised benefit, the future payroll tax can remain at 12.4% instead of rising to more than 19%.

Besides, the Yankees' existing contracts clog much of their future payroll, and past signings have robbed them of high draft picks.

Seattle, which may soon sign Rashard Lewis to a long-term contract that could be worth about $60 million, was seeking to lower its future payroll.

But the Nets signaled their intentions when they traded Richard Jefferson to Milwaukee last week, a move that significantly reduced their future payroll.

It would eliminate the need for future payroll tax increases, and it would still allow initial benefits to rise over time, albeit at a slower rate.

Along similar lines, government could allow individuals to commit to future payroll-savings deductions (with matching funds as incentive) by checking a box at some earlier point in time.

General Manager Josh Byrnes said the team's future payrolls were "very flexible," but he does not have a specific budget for how high they can go.

They also must keep space in future payrolls for their best offensive player, second baseman Robinson Cano, who is eligible for free agency after next season and is represented by Boras.

This tax will be very difficult to reform in the future (while payroll and income tax rates can be easily changed with just several lines of legislation).

The future of the payroll tax cut is up in the air because of turmoil in Republican ranks.