checkoff
noun[U]
USuk/ˈtʃekɒf/usMARKETING
asystemin whichproducerspayacertainamountofmoneyto anorganizationfor theadvertisingof theproductsoftheirindustryingeneral,ratherthan oftheirparticularbrand:
Thenationaldairycheckoffprogramisincreasingsalesof US-produceddairyproducts.
TAX
asystemthatallowsapersonto havepartoftheirtaxesused for aparticularpurpose:
Thelegislatureaddedthevoluntarydonationcheckoff onstateincometaxforms.
HR
thesystemby which anemployertakesmoneyout of a worker'spayinorderto make aregularpaymentto the worker'sunion
See also
automatic check-off