Sentence examples for payroll amounts from inspiring English sources

Yet the entire payroll amounts to fewer than 40 people.

The "Total People" row chronicles the projected growth of the organization to 15 employees in the first three years; these non-managerial employees will be independently contracted, so expenses related to their payroll amounts are listed in the Profit and Loss Table.

The players say the hard cap — in which teams would not be allowed to exceed a fixed payroll amount — amounts to complete negotiating capitulation and would lead to an outbreak of non-guaranteed contracts along the lines of the N.F.L.

In the example above, 50% of the payroll amount is recorded because half of the payroll falls within the reporting period.

In the last year, companies from BP Amoco to Barclays P.L.C. have announced payroll cuts amounting to 10percentt of their work forces and the trend has seeped slowly into Continental nations, like Germany and France, where reducing staff is both more difficult and more expensive.

The public insurance system is largely financed by a payroll tax amounting to 14.9% of a person's salary, with employees picking up 7.9% and employers taking the rest.

For income (insured payroll-related amounts), there were slightly more rehabilitation users than nonusers with low (monthly amount US$1 to US$605) or middle income (monthly amount US$606 to US$1,210).

There are no significant differences in the gender or age distributions or in the average insured payroll-related amounts between the patients in the LHID2000 and the original NHIRD.

Therefore, the NHIRD is the largest and most complete nationwide population-based dataset in Taiwan, and there are no statistically significant differences in age, sex, and average insured payroll-related amount between the sample group and all enrollees.

There was no significant difference in the gender distribution, age distribution, or average insured payroll-related amount between the patients in the LHID 2005 and the original NHIRD (χ = 0.008, degrees of freedom (df) = 1, P-value = 0.931) [ 13].

There is no significant difference in the gender or age distribution, nor is there an average insured payroll-related amount between the patients in the LHID2005 and the original population [ 35].