employment tax
noun[CorU]
TAXUSukusthecombinationofsocialsecuritytaxesandincometaxthat acompanytakesfrom an employee’spayand mustpayto thegovernment:
TheIRSfiledataxlienof $24,297 against thefirmforfailuretopayemploymenttaxes.
Examplesofemployment tax
employment tax
If an individual's gross income is $100 and the sum of their income plusemploymenttaxrate is 23%, taxes owed equals $23.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.This publication contains information about theemploymenttaxtreatment of various types of noncash compensation.
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Wikipedia
This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Theemploymenttaxrate is made endogenous and all industries are subject to abatement requirements.
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They will therefore be liable to the selectiveemploymenttaxonly in respect of their personal staff.
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The cut in selectiveemploymenttaxbecame operative yesterday.
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In addition a number of leading food chains have already made special price reductions following the announcement of the forthcoming reduction in selectiveemploymenttax.
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Many people started to do this in small firms after the introduction of selectiveemploymenttax, to allow their employer to get out of it.
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The yield of purchase tax is expected to be £1,315 million and the net yield of selectiveemploymenttax£224 million.
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The question is one not only of selectiveemploymenttaxbut of replacing purchase tax.
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The first of the two sources is that they will be relieved of paying selectiveemploymenttaxon their employees.
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