Synonym: payroll department, paysheet. Similar words: playroom, roll-on roll-off, roll, troll, droll, enroll, roll in, roll out. Meaning: n. 1. a list of employees and their salaries 2. the total amount of money paid in wages 3. the department that determines the amounts of wage or salary due to each employee.
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61. First, proposed increases in energy and payroll taxes could have a knock-on effect on wage demands and prices.
62. Worth cut expenditures by sending people who were on government rations home and discharging civilians on the army payroll.
63. Organisationally, the working of both payroll and personnel records has been very useful in providing an efficient administrative service.
64. If you reimburse him for it, you make a wage payment subject to payroll taxes. 2.
65. The security company suddenly has several more guards on its payroll than it needs.
66. Typical potential savings have been 5% on debtor levels, 2% on energy costs and 25% on payroll preparation.
67. The tax initiative, passed by the state legislature in November, exempts these employers from taxes on their payroll and property.
68. The words of Hansard speak little, but the Division lists say it all: they are padded with payroll.
69. And seldom does a revolving loan agreement state that the bank must let you pay payroll taxes.
70. Using the payroll tax to finance benefits for the elderly creates what economists know as the tax wedge.
71. What is clear is that the most successful computerised personnel systems link payroll and personnel together.
72. As the hon. Member for Stretford said, Labour would impose a training levy of 0.5 percent. of the payroll.
73. For those above them -- households with over $ 62, 000 -- the payroll tax ceases to grow.
74. Under the current system, workers' payroll taxes finance Social Security benefits for current retirees.
75. Secondly, by the mid-70's the payroll system could no longer be easily enhanced to accommodate new requirements.
76. In the process, buildings and capital equipment and departments like finance and payroll vanish from the books.
77. That boosted the reported payroll increase by approximately 75, 000, some analysts estimated.
78. The current history line is the driving force of the payroll and is subject to very high validation checks.
79. The 21-day partial shutdown of government that ended last week delayed jobless claims and payroll reports.
80. Such a program provided Personnel Management with the ability to manipulate data already stored in the payroll system.
81. If there is still no contact, advise Payroll of termination date, which would be their first day of absence.
82. That is nothing more or less than a direct payroll tax on jobs.
83. The same ordinarily holds true of payroll and inheritance taxes.
83. Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.
84. Payroll taxes get you into trouble, and withheld payroll taxes get you into big trouble.
85. Payroll Staff have always tried to provide a friendly and efficient service.
86. He asked Karloff, who was on the payroll for another three days, if he would do it.
87. Average ages and lengths of service could be updated progressively by accessing data from new payroll runs.
88. Without even realizing, it runs up a payroll tax bill of $ 85, 000.
89. It plans to slash as much as 10 percent of its payroll.
90. The payroll system is now run on-line from Chessington via the Government Data Network.
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