Sentence examples for substantial payroll from inspiring English sources

The Yankees' determination to limit salary spending next season to $189 million to reap substantial payroll tax benefits have been well chronicled.

And although the latest payroll tax cutting measure was limited and died in the Senate yesterday, it was still supported by a simple majority, and there is growing support from leading economists like Nouriel Roubini and Nigel Gault for much more substantial payroll tax cuts to stimulate both hiring and spending.

France needs "shock" therapy to break its downward economic spiral, including a substantial cut in payroll taxes, the government was told today.

The Chinese maintain a substantial benefits-freighted payroll at the refinery, another cost Niger is expected to carry; it is rejecting that, too.

Google employs more than 800 staff in the UK, and says it makes a "substantial contribution" through payroll and other taxes.

That fix included a gradual boost of the retirement age from 65 to 67, and a substantial boost in payroll taxes that fund Social Security.

It's not clear that we can get substantial improvements in payrolls" without creating a considerable risk of a dangerous rise in inflation.

A substantial majority preferred raising the payroll tax to any of the proposed cuts.

They have to deal with substantial costs, such as equipment, payroll, insurance, etc.

Private employers who increase employment would get a tax credit to cover a substantial share (say 40 percent) of the payroll costs of net new hires; they would get a check even if they didn't owe taxes.

"If you kept the payroll about the same, a substantial amount of money.