Sentence examples for off the paye from inspiring English sources

In Britain, alongside agriculture, there has long been an army of construction workers who keep themselves off the PAYE books to stay flexible and out of the tax authority's clutches.

Ultimately, I don't think it should have gone into administration when it did and that was really the issue: Craig Whyte didn't pay off the VAT and PAYE that he should have from the period of his ownership.

"Survival is key and when you survive another week and another month, you mostly breathe a sigh of relief going 'yes, we have paid off PAYE, paid the players and creditors.

On Friday the Revenue admitted it had made mistakes in collecting tax through the Paye system from nearly 6 million taxpayers.

HMRC officials have for some years been outraged by the rule that footballers get paid in full while the PAYE tax on those salaries can be left unpaid.

"In terms of the new figures suggesting the PAYE and VAT bill is more in the region of £14m as opposed to the £9m, those figures don't stack up as far as I'm concerned".

Residents and fellows in this position would be better off pursuing PAYE or refinancing with a private lender.

Under the PAYE plan, all borrowers are eligible for forgiveness after 20 years regardless of whether the debt is from graduate or undergraduate education.

On the surface, this new plan looks a lot like the PAYE plan since it also caps your monthly payments at 10% of your income.

"We hit it off immediately," Mr. Payes said.

Issiaga Sylla - the Guinea left back - trots off and Djibril Tamsir Paye comes on.