Sentence examples for payroll debit from inspiring English sources

The acting U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Georgia said Tuesday that the ring hacked into payroll debit card information of Royal Bank of Scotland Group in Atlanta.

The group created 44 counterfeit payroll debit cards used to withdraw money from more than 2,100 ATM's in at least 280 cities worldwide, including the United States, acting U.S. Attorney Sally Quillian Yates said.

Once the hackers had access to the account data, they raised the limits on the accounts and then provided a network of "cashers" with 44 counterfeit payroll debit cards, she said.

Second, Obama could nurture investment by starting a debate on the sort of consumption tax plan Michael Graetz describes in his book "100 Million Unnecessary Returns": Enact a value-added tax, use money from that tax to finance an income tax exemption of $100,000, cut the corporate tax rate to 15 percent, replace the earned-income tax credit with payroll tax relief and debit cards.

These programs help you to balance your credits, debits, do payroll and do monthly balances.

You should be able to send out checks or do direct debits for payroll, while withholding taxes and calculating vacation and sick pay.

The startup says it is also partnering with financial services partners including pre-paid and debit card issuers, payroll services and walk-in payment centers.

An estimated $117 billion of purchases will be made this year using pre-paid plastic, whether that be in the form of a gift card, a payroll card or a renewable debit card issued under the Mastercard or Visa logos.

Companies are replacing payroll checks and meal vouchers with prepaid debit cards; MasterCard has recently introduced payroll cards for WalMart.

For banks that are looking to recoup billions of dollars in lost income from a spate of recent limits on debit and credit card fees, issuing payroll cards can be lucrative — the products were largely untouched by recent financial regulations.

Payroll cards are basically a new form of debit card.