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payroll
[pey-rohl]
noun
a list of employees to be paid, pay, with the amount due to each.
the sum total of these amounts.
the actual money on hand for distribution.
The bandits got away with the payroll.
the total number of people employed by a business firm or organization.
verb (used with object)
to fund or subsidize.
to be payrolled by the State Department.
payroll
/ ˈɪˌəʊ /
noun
a list of employees, specifying the salary or wage of each
the total of these amounts or the actual money equivalent
( as modifier )
a payroll tax
Example Sentences
Avenatti pleaded guilty in June 2022 to four counts of wire fraud for stealing money from clients and one count of obstructing collection of payroll taxes from his Seattle coffee business, which is now defunct.
And firefighters often make much more than their base pay, with about 30% of the LAFD’s payroll costs going to overtime, according to the city’s payroll database.
The participation payday is the equivalent of nearly half of LAFC’s $20 million payroll — a potential boon for a team that could try to land a marquee star in the months ahead.
Should an attack take out critical banking functions like business lending, company payrolls and ATMs, it would be far more damaging.
The UK's job market has continued to weaken with the number of workers on payrolls falling in the first few months of the year.
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