Deduction of Employer and Employee Payroll Taxes Sample Clauses

Deduction of Employer and Employee Payroll Taxes. (1) All applicable Employee-Side Taxes will be paid out of the QSF. Defendants will provide the Settlement Claims Administrator such information as is necessary for the Settlement Claims Administrator to make proper employee tax withholdings, issue and file tax-related forms, and comply with all tax reporting obligations, provided they have received from all Authorized Claimants all necessary authorizations and/or documents required therefor.
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Deduction of Employer and Employee Payroll Taxes. A. All applicable Employer Payroll Tax contributions ordinarily and regularly associated with wage payments, including, but not limited to, the employer share of FICA, FUTA, and SUTA will be paid by the Settlement Claims Administrator out of the QSF. Defendants will provide the Settlement Claims Administrator such information as is necessary for the Settlement Claims Administrator to make proper tax withholdings, issue and file tax-related forms, and comply with all tax reporting obligations.
Deduction of Employer and Employee Payroll Taxes. (1) All applicable Employment Taxes will be paid out of the QSF by the Settlement Claims Administrator. Ark Restaurants Corp. will provide the Settlement Claims Administrator such information as is necessary for the Settlement Claims Administrator to make proper employee tax withholdings, issue and file tax-related forms, and comply with all tax reporting obligations for Direct Workers (as that term is defined in Section 3.5(A)) that did not return the W-4 and/or W-9 provided with the Notice by the Settlement Claims Administrator to the extent such information is available. Plaintiffs’ Counsel shall request from the staffing agencies such information as is necessary for the Settlement Claims Administrator to make proper tax withholdings, issue and file tax-related forms, and comply with all tax reporting obligations, and shall provide any such information received from the staffing companies to the Settlement Clams Administrator to the extent that Temporary Workers (as that term is defined in Section 3.5(A)) did not return the W-4 and/or W-9 provided with the Notice by the Settlement Claims Administrator.

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