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Discover Ludwig"withheld tax" is a correct and commonly used term in written English.
It is typically used in reference to taxes that are deducted or held back from an employee's wages by their employer, to be paid to the government on their behalf. Example: "Employees are reminded to check their pay stubs to ensure that the correct amount of withheld tax is being taken out of their paychecks."
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2963, substituted "Liability for withheld tax" for "Return and payment of withheld tax" in item 1461.
The treasury has withheld tax refunds.
Woman withheld tax for peace A grandmother who withheld tax in protest against a possible war against Iraq was ordered to repay £160.
The Daily Record reported that £400 of withheld tax credits have now been paid to Ms Banks.
A participating FFI that maintains a dormant account of a recalcitrant account holder and that elects to escrow withheld tax pursuant to this paragraph (b)(6) may not delegate the responsibility to escrow withheld tax to the withholding agent from which it is receiving payment.
So to hear that they have withheld tax from the domestic coffers that pay for social infrastructure and provision, makes me want to revolt.
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Mr. Bosset withheld taxes through the last quarter of 1996.
The state also withheld taxes at source, identified taxpayers by number, and audited suspected tax-dodgers.
Or the location of an employer who has withheld taxes on a suspected abductor?
The church ignored the action, which it deemed unlawful, and withheld taxes.
Then you must promptly pay over the withheld taxes to the IRS.
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