Definitions
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- proper noun Acronym the British system of withholding tax.
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- initialism UK
pay as you earn
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- noun the British system of withholding tax
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Examples
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The taxman will be hoping this disclosure will not trigger a repeat of the storm that blew up last September when it emerged that almost 6 million people had been caught up in what was dubbed a PAYE "tax blunder".
PAYE errors could mean 5m people paid the wrong amount of tax last year 2011
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The taxman will be hoping this disclosure will not trigger a repeat of the storm that blew up last September when it emerged that almost 6 million people had been caught up in what was dubbed a PAYE "tax blunder".
PAYE errors could mean 5m people paid the wrong amount of tax last year 2011
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In the early part of the century a type of car known as a PAYE (pay as you enter) or pay as you pass the conductor became standard on many streetcar properties and the use of a fare box became more practical.
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For 2008, changes would be introduced that would impact on the legal obligation of employers who administer payroll taxes such as PAYE, UIF,
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Existing Taxes PAYE, Captial Gains, National Insurance, former Council Tax etc should be replaced with a new form of PAYE which is split into classes.
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"In the Institute's view also, there is too much reliance on taxes such as PAYE and income tax: a shift in this burden is required.
ScreenTalk 2010
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Option 2 They pay them and PAYE kicks in and takes a cut.
Britain's best-paid bank boss set for showdown with MPs over huge bonus 2011
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Penalised as you earn: PAYE for those who make peanuts
Review of terror laws: New name for an old problem | Editorial 2011
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Penalised as you earn: PAYE for those who make peanuts
The optimists of Davos past now face a world whose script has gone awry | Timothy Garton Ash 2011
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Wage earners - whether on £6,000 or £320,000 p a - who work hard and obtain most of their income through PAYE are the people who are being "squeezed" I could think of another more anglo-saxon word by tax dodging.
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