Withholding definition

Withholding means the retention of aid payments.

Withholding means no further payment of specified funds are made to an approved recipient.

Withholding means employee withholding pursuant to Chapter 8 of this title.

Examples of Withholding in a sentence

• The Consideration shall be paid after deduction of the Withholding Tax in accordance with Applicable Laws and the Purchaser shall deposit the Withholding Tax with the Tax Authority, to the credit of the Seller.

• Salary payments as set forth in this agreement shall be subject to any applicable United States Withholding Tax, applicable State of Connecticut Withholding Tax and other applicable deductions mandated by state or federal law and employee contributions toward the cost of fringe benefits.

• Withholding is required if the total yearly payments made under this contract exceed $1,500.00.

• An employee who is injured during and in the course of his employment with the Company and is eligible for Workmen's Compensation for temporary total incapacity for work in accordance with the Workmen's Compensation Act, Section 8, shall receive from the Company the difference between the weekly compensation rate for temporary total disability and his basic weekly take-home pay (gross pay less FICA, Federal and State Withholding Taxes) for each day he is off, starting from the time of the injury.

• The per diem payment shall be subject to applicable United States Withholding Tax, applicable State of Connecticut Withholding Tax and other applicable deductions mandated by state or federal law.

More Definitions of Withholding

Withholding means non-disclosure of exempt records, either all or in part.

Withholding means no further payment of specified funds is made to an approved recipient.

Withholding means as defined in Section 12.

Withholding means any fee, tax or other sum of money required to be withheld from an employee’s paycheck by federal, state, county or municipal governing bodies.

Withholding. All payments by Lessee pursuant to the Operative Documents to which it is a party shall be free of all withholdings of any nature whatsoever except to the extent otherwise required by Law, and if any such withholding is so required, Lessee shall pay on an After-Tax Basis an additional amount such that after the deduction of all amounts required to be withheld, the net amount actually received by Lessor on an After-Tax Basis will equal the amount that Lessor would have received on an After-Tax Basis if such withholding had not been required; provided, however, that if Lessee pays any such additional amount to compensate for the withholding of any Lessor Tax, Lessor shall repay to Lessee within * days after receipt of Lessee's written request therefor (which request shall include a description in reasonable detail of the Lessor Tax involved and the calculation of the additional amount to be repaid) the amount of such additional amount to the extent attributable to any Lessor Tax.

Withholding means the act of holding some of the value of a payment, for the purpose of paying tax.

Withholding means the withholding in part or in whole, temporarily or permanently, any one or more of the line items in the votes included in the annual estimates; and