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their payroll if they have a
specially designed payroll program or
payouts for
their employees.[citation needed] In many countries,
business payrolls are...
- in the US.
Approximately 80% of the
workforce is
accounted for
nonfarm payrolls and it
excludes farm workers,
private household employees,
actively serving...
-
refers to a
payslip or stub
rather than an
actual check. Some
company payrolls have
eliminated both the
paper check and stub, in
which case an electronic...
-
Ontario applies a
health premium tax to all
payrolls on a
sliding scale up to $900 per year. In China, the
payroll tax is a
specific tax that is paid to provinces...
-
Insurance Contributions Act (FICA /ˈfaɪkə/) is a
United States federal payroll (or employment) tax
payable by both
employees and
employers to fund Social...
-
processing company payrolls. The ****ociation
conducts payroll training courses and
seminars on a
yearly basis and
publishes a
library of
payroll resource texts...
- Paychex, Inc. is an
American company that
provides human resources,
payroll, and
employee benefits outsourcing services for small- to medium-sized businesses...
-
Payroll is the
record of
money paid or due to employees. It may also mean:
Payroll, a 1959
novel Payroll, a 1961 film This
disambiguation page
lists articles...
- The
payroll vote is a term in the
British parliamentary system for
Members of
Parliament who
concurrently hold
Government positions. It
includes ministers...
- as federal, state, and
local government entities.
Employees on non-farm
payrolls are
those who
received pay for any part of the
reference pay
period (which...
