Sentence examples for payroll toward from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sweeney said the nation's unions would push in 30 states for legislation, like that enacted last week in Maryland, requiring large corporations to pay a specific percentage of their payroll toward health insurance.

The analysis, conducted by Jonathan Gruber, an M.I.T. economist who helped advise Massachusetts on its overhaul of health insurance, examines proposals being discussed by the Senate Finance Committee and others in which small companies would have to pay some portion of their payroll toward health benefits but would also receive some form of tax credits to defray the expense.

They could also count any alternative minimum tax liability, the 3.8 percent Obamacare tax on investment income, and the employee share of payroll taxes toward the 30percentt minimum tax.

"The money was going toward payroll and unnecessary expenditures, doing various events, dinners and stuff like that".

GEORGE STEINBRENNER'S Yankees payroll is soaring toward $200 million and he is, according to reports, raising his ticket prices.

It would not have put them under the cap, but it might have put them on a course toward payroll flexibility, rather than a payroll quagmire.

These are modest things to worry about when the payroll is soaring toward $200 million, and many of the best players in the world are earning their paychecks in the Bronx.

Tom Golisano founded a payroll firm geared toward small businesses at age 22, with only $3,000 and a credit card.

According to Morosi's report, the Brewers general manager David Stearns and his staff are weighing the cost of such a deal -- not just in terms of how Bumgarner's $12 million salary will fit on a payroll already creeping toward the $100 million mark -- but also in terms of talent.

What if the G.O.P. said: We will support a carbon tax provided one-third of the revenue goes toward cutting corporate taxes, one-third toward cutting payroll taxes for every working American and one-third toward paying down the deficit.

Employers also pay about 7% of payroll as their contribution toward temporary benefits.