"its withholding" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the act of withholding something, such as information or money, from someone or something else. Example: The company's financial report was incomplete due to its withholding of important sales figures.
The new rule means that a business that owes less than $2,500 a quarter can hold on to the money until the end of each quarter, when it files its withholding tax report, known as a Form 941.
It is also infuriatingly coy in its withholding of crucial information.
Yes, we're still craving some answers, but the show's constant hesitation, its withholding nature, is what made it so enthralling to begin with.
Add to that, there may be higher tax-withholding by employers unless the IRS updates its withholding tables, tax experts said.
Only when treatment is clearly futile can its withholding be deemed ethically acceptable, and in such cases it is ethically equivalent to withdraw life-sustaining treatment [ 12].
Its withholding of an encore felt doctrinal.
"ISS made it very clear in its withhold recommendation that [its] recommendation had nothing to do with the Sumitomo proposal rejections, but rather with the issue of board declassification," the represenative said.
Despite the intricate political sensitivities involved, the United States should exercise its influence, by withholding its $2 billion in annual aid to Egypt, to defend one of its own citizens.
And the productions are banked down and staticky; the music keeps its distance, withholding reassurance.
R. Kingdom Come In its heart of hearts, this Doug McHenry film looks at a troubled African-American family struggling with the death of its cold, withholding patriarch.
Consult your tax advisor for assistance, and the IRS features its own withholding calculator to help you decide.
