WHEN DEDUCTED Clause Samples
The "WHEN DEDUCTED" clause specifies the timing for when certain amounts, such as deductions or withholdings, are to be subtracted from payments or calculations under a contract. Typically, this clause clarifies whether deductions are made at the time of payment, invoicing, or at another specified point in a transaction. For example, it may state that taxes or fees are deducted before the final payment is made to a contractor. Its core practical function is to ensure clarity and prevent disputes by explicitly stating when deductions should occur, thereby aligning expectations between the parties involved.
WHEN DEDUCTED. Deduction from money due the employee pursuant to this Article shall be made from the net earnings due the employee payable on the second regular payday in each month, provided the Company has received such authorization from the employee by the 25th day of the preceding month in which such deductions are made. There shall be only one (1) remittance per month by the Company.