Social Contributions definition
Social Contributions means all contributions, including but not limited to, payroll contributions, unemployment insurance, retirement, social security or other social benefits or labor related payments or contributions which any of the Company or its Subsidiaries is required to pay, withhold or collect.
Social Contributions means any social security and other social contributions imposed, levied, withheld or assessed by any Tax Authority and shall include all fines, penalties and interests relating to any of the foregoing and any fines, penalties and interests resulting from a social security compliance issue.
Examples of Social Contributions in a sentence
Applicable social costs and withholding taxes will apply.The Company must comply and will pay all Social Contributions that are required under Swiss law (1st and 2nd Pillar).
The study, entitled the Economic and Social Contributions of the Public Sector in Rural Saskatchewan, found that the work of the 55,800 public employees living in rural Saskatchewan at that time generated an estimated 21,762 additional spin-off jobs.
Projects supported with funds from the Annual Social Contribution and the actual disbursements from the Annual Social Contributions shall be publicly disclosed and shall be subject to the same audit procedures provided for expenditures by the Government of Liberia and as may be further provided by Law.