Sentence examples for payroll claiming from inspiring English sources

One contractor put a grown son on the West Coast on the payroll, claiming he had opened a satellite office there.

Zenefits, the cloud-based HR software startup now worth billions filed a motion to strike and dismiss what it calls a "frivolous" defamation lawsuit from ADP. Paycheck services provider ADP recently shut off Zenefits access to client information needed to run payroll, claiming the startup was gleaning this information in an unauthorized manner and posed a security risk.

In addition to the variables calculated for selective COX-2 inhibitors, we added the following covariates into the conditional logistic regression analysis models: 1) MPRs of traditional NSAIDs and preferential COX-2 inhibitors; 2) three categories of insured payroll claims; 3) five different residential areas; and 4) comorbidities with dichotomous variables for 15 medical conditions.

In a conversation recorded by the UCATT undercover researcher, a regional account manager for the payroll company claimed it could offer protection from prosecution by HM Revenue and Customers.

In 2014 the government banned agencies and payroll companies from falsely claiming that construction workers were self-employed.

The electorate is furious – from members getting wives, partners and relatives on the parliamentary payroll to expense claims for duck houses, flipping and servants quarters.

Companies will be charged 0.5% of their payroll from April 2017 towards the apprenticeship levy, which will raise roughly £3bn a year for the following four years Business groups reacted with fury to the move, with the Institute of Directors labelling it a "payroll tax" and the CBI claiming it represents a "tipping point" for the UK's competitiveness and a "sting in the tail".

The site also has features and services like payroll integration, claim fighting support, and 24/7 customer service.

It challenged payroll firm Hudson Contract in the high court in 2007, claiming there was an implied relationship between the construction company and the "freelance operative".

Over the last few decades, women have been steadily claiming a greater share of the nation's payrolls.

Why not allow it to be claimed as a credit against the payroll tax as the committee did for charities when it came to claiming the small business health insurance credit?