Papers were heavily edited or even withheld from release altogether.
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For that reason, his name was withheld from this article.
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Cogan had ordered this information be withheld from the jury.
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The highest number of votes "withheld" from any director was 425,763.
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Information that could be damaging is often withheld from the public.
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There were very few secrets that she withheld from the public.
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The survey has been circulated internally but withheld from the public.
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Some warnings were sent to health agencies but withheld from the public.
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But both agree that this crucial detail was intentionally withheld from her.
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This is the second time these funds have been withheld from Islamabad.
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It was withheld from him after the bank needed a government bailout.
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The request came days before military aid was withheld from the country.
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Litigation over every rule illegally withheld from Congress easily could be avoided.
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The name of the missing skier is being withheld from the public.
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Such exposure was what Jacob most wanted, and most withheld from himself.
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For others, it's because less money is being withheld from their paychecks.
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This, along with my taxes and insurance, is automatically withheld from my paycheck.
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When you work for someone, you have your taxes withheld from your paychecks.
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That's right — a piece of information is being deliberately withheld from the public.
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If too much is withheld from your paycheck, you'll get a tax refund.
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Together, these forms determine the amount of income tax withheld from employees' paychecks.
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They also want relevant documents that the Trump administration withheld from the House.
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For others, it's that less money was withheld from their pay last year.
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"We'd like to see a trial where it's up to the senators to make their own decisions and working together, hopefully, in recognition of witnesses that the president withheld from us, the documents that president withheld from us," Ms. Pelosi said.
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Secrets that Tina's father, who's struggling with dementia, has withheld from her for years.
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Certainly, especially when vital information is withheld from the audience for absolutely no reason.
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You can also use your W-4 to tailor the taxes withheld from your pay.
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And we're concerned with the money being withheld from candidates of color, particularly Black candidates.
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Just like Social Security contributions, student loan payments in Australia are automatically withheld from pay.
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The 28-year-old suspect's name was withheld from publication under a court gag order.
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Your location can be shared with certain sites and applications while being withheld from others.
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The amount of money withheld from your paycheck based on how many allowances you claim.
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But what about when information is withheld from those we do want to see it?
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Many of the rules illegally withheld from Congress's scrutiny are burdensome, ineffective, or poorly conceived.
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Workers use this document to detail how much income tax is withheld from their pay.
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The president's ask came days after congressionally approved military aid was withheld from the country.
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Unfortunately, accurate and complete data on college outcomes is withheld from consumers, and that's wrong.
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Employees use it to tailor the amount of income tax that's withheld from their paychecks.
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He asked that his name be withheld from publication out of concern for his safety.
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Employees use this form to fine-tune the amount of tax that's withheld from their paychecks.
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If you have more taxes withheld from your paycheck, your take-home pay will be reduced.
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Basic human rights were being withheld from these people merely because the color of their skin.
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Blindspot requires users to register with their phone number, which is withheld from texts they send.
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A priest withheld from a layman the most tangible sign of one's communion with the church.
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People receive refunds when they have too much money withheld from their paycheck throughout the year.
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In some states, the drug has been withheld from people on Medicaid because it's too costly.
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That will show them whether they should have more or less money withheld from their paychecks.
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They say Archbishop Viganò withheld from his account their own visit to see him on Oct.
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As of March 13, however, no Social Security or disability benefits will be withheld from you.
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Both groups were withheld from treatment of any kind for the 17863 years they were observed.
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Some of these are nuclear experts whom the Iranian regime has specifically withheld from such access.
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Of those in default, 5 percent had money withheld from federal payments to satisfy their debt.
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If legislators don't, that money could be withheld from their salaries, retirement accounts, or Social Security.
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It also includes money withheld from your checks, such as Medicare premiums, voluntary tax withholdings or garnishments.
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"It is inconceivable that these two scenarios would be withheld from public debate," NegaWatt's Thierry Salomon said.
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In the most horrific cases, food is withheld from women as a form of control or punishment.
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Clinton's private emails to and from Mr. Obama could be withheld from the public under the law.
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Food and other commissary items are routinely withheld from him "without apparent reason or explanation," she wrote.
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The upshot is that you may need to adjust the amount of tax withheld from your paycheck.
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Schiff confirmed that report, and then asserted that Ukraine-related information is being withheld from Capitol Hill.
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Yet this good life, which was always withheld from marginalized populations, is now untenable for almost everyone.
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If that's the case, you may want to increase the amount of taxes withheld from your paycheck.
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The book detailed the many side effects of Enovid—anecdotal data doctors knew but withheld from their patients.
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Under McAuliffe's amendment, the name of the pharmacy would withheld from the public to shield it from scrutiny.
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The decadence served at pricey bourgeois restaurants are withheld from the tongues of those who craft such pleasures.
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They were full of secrets, disappointments and shame, these characters: withheld from each other, but not from him.
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Instead, the complaint was withheld from Capitol Hill for days, prompting fury from House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff.
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One of the final unclassified emails is being withheld from the public at the request of law enforcement.
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In this period, the funding may be formally withheld from obligation and the relevant agencies cannot spend it.
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The clearance had been withheld from Kushner for more than a year pending completion of a background check.
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Or perhaps it's because the reader, like Will himself, must struggle to understand what's been withheld from him.
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Some of the details of the US military's withdrawal from Afghanistan will be withheld from the American public.
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The lawsuit also claims that these automatically generated email alerts were often withheld from paying subscribers until Match.
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To reduce the amount of your refund, you will need to decrease the amount withheld from your paycheck.
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Soon after the verdict, the prosecution came forward with exculpatory evidence that had been withheld from the defense.
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"That should occur before documents are withheld from Congress," said the judge, an appointee of President Barack Obama.
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Earlier that week, the Washington Post had revealed details about a mysterious whistleblower complaint being withheld from Congress.
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In January, Apple sued Qualcomm for nearly $1 billion in patent royalty rebates that Qualcomm allegedly withheld from Apple.
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Payroll taxes are withheld from workers' wages and are used to fund government programs, notably Social Security and Medicare.
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Reeker also reportedly described concerns raised in a July White House meeting about defense aid being withheld from Ukraine.
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The State Department determined that nothing in this document needed to be redacted or withheld from public disclosure. 3.
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And I can't imagine Cleveland having free beer being withheld from them is going to result in playing nice.
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Such information should be withheld from the American people only if disclosure would jeopardize, not merely affect, ongoing investigations.
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If too few taxes are withheld from your pay in 2018, you could owe the IRS in 2019. Sen.
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Lately, new albums by Gwen Stefani, Future and the 1975 have been withheld from Spotify in their opening weeks.
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Though death is withheld from M, who killed so many, sex remains one reason to live and then regret.
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Instead, people get a refund if they have too much in taxes withheld from their paychecks throughout the year.
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The filmmakers have asked that the trial's verdict, announced in June 2015, be withheld from reviews to preserve suspense.
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Friday's release landed with large chunks of the witness memos redacted and with several pages withheld from the public.
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They also work with Form W-43, which you can use to tailor the taxes withheld from your pay.
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John Radcliffe: When aid was first held withheld from Lebanon, were you given a reason why it was withheld?
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You may need to increase the amount of taxes withheld from your paycheck before the end of the year.
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The IRS has been banging the drum on fine-tuning the amount of income tax withheld from your pay.
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Ms. Teuscher said she will fight to get back the four vials of donated sperm now withheld from her.
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Under McAuliffe's amendment, the name of the pharmacy would be withheld from the public to shield it from scrutiny.
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But the novel still hinges on one key bit of information that's withheld from the audience and the narrators.
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DESANTIS: I think it was either withheld from production or the IG says they think it may have been deleted.
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Each month, $347 was withheld from their paychecks, and they received a $178 refund when they filed their 2017 taxes.
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The same data was previously withheld from law enforcement investigators by the FCC's top lawyer citing jurisdictional and privacy concerns.
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"Captain Marvel" will be the first film withheld from any output deals, Iger said during the company's February earnings call.
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A total of $8.9 million is being withheld from the three jurisdictions, which goes toward eight different recipients, including Metro.
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This information was deliberately withheld from the early section of the episode, so that the story would have a twist.
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People receive tax refunds when they have too much money withheld from their paychecks over the course of the year.
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Many people don't know that these employers must match the Medicare and Social Security taxes withheld from their employees' paychecks.
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The Speaker withheld from formally endorsing Trump for weeks after the real estate mogul effectively clinched the GOP presidential nomination.
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Her husband, Alphonse Moseley, was not his biological father, a fact withheld from the boy until late in his childhood.
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People who work for traditional employers fill out forms that dictate how much tax should be withheld from their paychecks.
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It's on us to quit staging "likability" sweepstakes — a prize more often withheld from female politicians than from male ones.
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The conversation is said to be part of a whistle-blower complaint that the Trump administration has withheld from Congress.
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The more allowances you claim — for your spouse and your dependents — the less tax will be withheld from your pay.
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The text chain also included discussion of whether military aid was being withheld from Ukraine to force Zelensky to comply.
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FOX59 Indianapolis reported that the suspect&aposs identity will be withheld from the public unless he is tried as an adult.
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When headphone jacks were withheld from smartphones by our all-knowing corporate overlords, we were promised a wireless future as compensation.
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In simple terms, this means the amount withheld from worker paychecks wasn't enough to cover their tax liability for the year.
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Balarezo proposed, instead, that the names of prospective jurors be withheld from the public and Guzmán, but disclosed to the attorneys.
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"DMs are never 'deleted'—rather only withheld from appearing in the UI," Saini said on Twitter after TechCrunch published the story.
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When asked about Hersl and his relation to Moose, Hersl's attorney, William B. Purpura Jr. withheld from commenting on the matter.
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In the letter, Meadows asks the Justice Department to verify the texts and explain why they were withheld from document production.
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Health insurance coverage will continue, and premiums will accumulate during the shutdown, to be withheld from paychecks after the government reopens.
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"But hey, at least people aren't being withheld from their rights to be served nuts on planes," she wrote on Facebook.
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That sparked public outcry because the information was withheld from the commission while it was deciding whether to reapprove the project.
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Scalise was asked if he acknowledges that funding has been withheld from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF).
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"In an ideal world, your income taxes withheld from paychecks should cover your income tax liability for that year," said Smith.
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The more allowances you claimed — for yourself, your spouse and your dependents — the less tax you'd have withheld from your pay.
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After the law went into effect, the government told employers how to tweak the amount of tax withheld from workers' paychecks.
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Taxes are withheld from our paychecks before we ever even get cash to pay for food or shelter or other necessities.
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Self-employment tax of $12,937 (Line 95993) comes from Schedule SE. Taxes of $95983,95973 were withheld from Felicity's salary (Line 95963).
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The suspect's name is being withheld from this article because the police have not confirmed it to The New York Times.
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Workers are automatically enrolled in a Roth Individual Retirement Account and contributions are withheld from their paychecks (although they can opt out).
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And they should be asked why those two pieces of information in particular were willfully and deliberately withheld from the FISA court?
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Home taping promised Americans a mastery over the visual media they consumed that was previously withheld from them by the television networks.
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The suspension of Google's rating marks the third time that a company's rating has been withheld from the index, according to Fortune.
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In order to redact information, though, the government has to cite good, legal reasons to keep that information withheld from the public.
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"I could not understand — and I violated this rule knowingly — why these issues should be withheld from the public," Mr. Booker said.
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Payroll taxes, as they're called, are withheld from your wages and are used to fund government programs — largely Social Security and Medicare.
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On April 25, a federal judge blocked the provision of Trump's executive order that instructed federal funding be withheld from sanctuary jurisdictions.
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Prosecutors are judged by conviction rates, not justice, and in a number of cases we find exculpatory evidence withheld from the defense.
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Your net income is any money you take home after all deductions, such as federal taxes, have been withheld from your paycheck.
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Mr Trump ordered $391m of military aid to be temporarily withheld from Ukraine, which is fighting a Russian-backed uprising (see article).
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The more allowances you claim — for yourself, your spouse and each dependent — the less tax you would have withheld from your pay.
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While both winners had taxes withheld from their share, it doesn't mean the amount accurately reflects what will be due at tax time.
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A person&aposs name can be withheld from a patient registry for multiple reasons, including a request by relatives or law enforcement officials.
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"I am disgusted that this was withheld from me and that they did not communicate with our community what had occurred," he said.
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It appears some of the information on the device has been withheld from public filings, but here are the full specs, via TheLeaker.
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"I don't see any basis whatsoever for those redactions to be made and for that information to be withheld from Waymo," Corley said.
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"He is an amazing man inside and out," she says about the boyfriend, who asked that his name be withheld from the story.
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How it works: Workers have taxes automatically withheld from every paycheck, and the withholdings are generally slightly higher than the expected tax owed.
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The big picture: When Trump cut taxes in 2017, the White House also cut the amount that workers saw withheld from their paychecks.
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"Captain Marvel" will be the first film withheld from any output deals, Disney CEO Bob Iger said during the company's February earnings call.
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If you didn't have enough taxes withheld from your paycheck, you will owe the government money at the end of the tax year.
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Vast sums of federal funding are at stake: Money could be withheld from public schools that refuse to comply with the federal directive.
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The information was so sensitive that "details have been withheld from allies and tightly restricted even within the U.S. government," the newspaper reported.
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The House committee on oversight also found that political pressures often are at play, with documents deemed problematic or embarrassing withheld from release.
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Indian Affairs spokesperson Nedra Darling told that several persons of interest had been identified, though their names have been withheld from the public.
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That may have changed the amount being withheld from each paycheck and taxpayers may have gotten more each pay period throughout the year.
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This new evidence -- which Bland's family said was withheld from them -- seems to disprove Encinia's claim that he had feared for his life.
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Andrew M. Cuomo announced late Friday afternoon that it would release some $360 million it had withheld from the city's public hospital system.
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Though employees generally have their federal income taxes withheld from each paycheck, self-employed individuals tend to pay what they owe every quarter.
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After learning about the murder, he said, he felt guilty and initially withheld from investigators that he included the ammunition in the sale.
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But because of revisions to tax withholding tables, some people had less tax withheld from their paychecks over the course of last year.
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"But any refund you're getting back is because you had too much tax withheld from your paycheck during the whole year," he said.
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During that process, some names that were previously included on a list to donors were "inadvertently" withheld from the disclosure to the public.
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"Although Mr. Flynn was a civilian at the time, that information remains classified—or at a minimum withheld from the defense," she wrote.
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Mr. Forster said on Tuesday that the only detail he had withheld from the public was the exact way the bundles were wrapped.
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"We have a constitutional responsibility to determine the reasons for the whistleblower's report and why it is being withheld from Congress," they added.
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Taxpayers claim more allowances, and get less withheld from their paychecks, if they expect to get more benefits from exemptions, deductions and credits.
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Meanwhile, more than 1 million documents were withheld from the House Judiciary Committee for so long that the committee had to issue a subpoena .
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The secrecy around the app this year came from the Iowa Democratic Party, which asked that even its name be withheld from the public.
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In a calibrated display of tolerance, the government let evangelical groups protest against the policy publicly—a courtesy withheld from demonstrators demanding political freedoms.
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In other words, find out whether you are responsible for paying your taxes on your own, or will they be withheld from your paycheck.
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The intel was "so sensitive that details have been withheld from allies and tightly restricted even within the U.S. government," according to The Post.
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The agency's spokesman, John Kirby, recently told reporters one email is being withheld from the public in full at the request of law enforcement.
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The conversation between Gwizdz and Codel was about compensation Wells Fargo withheld from Gwizdz, according to one of the people familiar with the matter.
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Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle had requested that the IRS waive penalties for taxpayers who didn't have enough withheld from their paychecks.
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Attached to it was a trove of personal emails belonging to a Gmail account of the official, whose name was withheld from the report.
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A portion of the payroll tax withheld from undocumented immigrants — like all workers — goes to the retirement trust fund at the Social Security Administration.
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The fewer "allowances" you claim on the form, the more tax is withheld from your paycheck, potentially leading to a bigger refund next spring.
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Impeachment is not an appropriate means to obtain information — indeed, President Trump ordered all subpoenaed documents withheld from Congress during the House's impeachment inquiry.
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In the manuscript, Bolton describes how Trump linked the release of $391 million in aid withheld from Ukraine to investigations into Democrats, including Biden.
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Evidentiary items that interested the prosecution team may also have been withheld from the indictment in order not to tip off other potential defendants.
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At one point, a top Ukrainian embassy official, Bill Taylor, raises concerns about military aid being withheld from Ukraine for help with political investigations.
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In one exchange, a top Ukrainian embassy official, William Taylor, raises concerns about military aid being withheld from Ukraine for help with political investigations.
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They are also pursuing a copy of the whistleblower complaint that acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire has to date withheld from Congress.
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What Bolton provided in that particular moment was an option Trump had felt was withheld from him by the insiders in the Oval Office.
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It's normal for cartoonists to have their work withheld from publication a couple times a year, Rogers said, but never six times in a row.
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The overwhelming majority of the comments on the proposal, many of which are critical, were originally withheld from public viewing, Politico reported in mid-December.
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On Monday, State Department Spokesman John Kirby told reporters one email is being withheld from the public in full at the request of law enforcement.
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To do that, you'll need to review your W-4, which is the form that determines how much income tax is withheld from your pay.
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Current and former officials told the news source that some information was withheld from Trump in fear that that it would be compromised or leaked.
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One official, whose name was withheld from the FBI, did appear shocked when shown an email exchange that had been sent through the unclassified server.
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Mr. Mulvaney insisted the terminology doesn't matter, but he bluntly acknowledged that aid was withheld from Ukraine to get a desired outcome on an investigation.
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For one thing, her music, which she has long withheld from Spotify, is relatively hard to come by in this age of frictionless streaming access.
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For one thing, her music, which she has long withheld from Spotify, is relatively hard to come by in this age of frictionless streaming access.
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He said he would've been "furious" if he was the judge of the court that granted the warrant and this information was withheld from him.
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By contrast, Heather Baer, a 39-year-old teacher in Massachusetts, saw a bigger amount withheld from her check, making her take-home pay drop.
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For example, Democrats claim Republicans didn't use the full power of the committee to subpoena documents or compel further testimony that key witnesses withheld from investigators.
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Like other affected social media posts, that tweet was not deleted but it is now being withheld from users who have their country set to India.
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"It is troubling that a crucial piece of evidence was withheld from Sandra Bland's family and legal team in their pursuit of justice," Texas state Rep.
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Wooten also accused the US Attorney's office of turning a blind eye to his complaints, suggesting exculpatory evidence is being withheld from attorneys in the case.
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Schock claimed in a discovery motion last month that certain communications and other materials obtained by the informant have been improperly withheld from the defense team.
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Abbott spokeswoman Ciara Matthews said the money that would be withheld from Travis County is a series of one-time criminal justice grants totaling $1.8 million.
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However, he added that workers would need to use an IRS calculator to ensure that the correct amount of money was being withheld from their paychecks.
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Last year, a similar proposal for a "Space Corps" was put forth the 2018 NDAA, but it was withheld from the final version of the bill.
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"Our legislation rights an inequity — a reciprocal benefit that has been withheld from our European allies with little justification," Hatch said Tuesday on the Senate floor.
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In addition to the dropped charges, a judge agreed to seal Smollett's case, which means that all evidence and court documents are withheld from public view.
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That evidence included still-secret presidential tape recordings that had been acquired through grand jury subpoena — but which had been withheld from Congress by President Nixon.
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A daily subsidy of T$1,000 is also given to those quarantined at home, although it is withheld from people who travelled abroad against government advice.
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Since March, the company has fact-checked 200 viral coronavirus claims, including viral posts claiming that a coronavirus vaccine for dogs was being withheld from humans.
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The reviewers, they said, felt that pertinent information about Dragonfly's code had been withheld from them, and raised questions about the review process that went unanswered.
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In that material he found stark references to what she had withheld from news interviewers: that her husband had nearly pummeled her to death several times.
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All details of the complaint are being withheld from Congress, and it's not clear whether the communication was by phone or through another type of communication.
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In fact, it may be a sign that taxpayers are better understanding how the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act affects the taxes withheld from their pay.
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The IRS also changed Form W-4, a key piece of paperwork you can use to fine tune the amount of tax withheld from your pay.
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In most cases, taxpayers will have less money withheld from their paychecks, but the exact size of the boost depends of people's income and other factors.
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He asked the court to overturn Mr. Brady's murder conviction and sentence after it was discovered that an accomplice's confession had been withheld from the defense.
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Shortly after the law was enacted, the IRS released guidance on the amount of taxes withheld from people's paychecks that reflected major provisions in the measure.
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Even more fascinating is that the abstract works here were apparently made secretively, withheld from exhibition at her own instruction for 20 years after her death.
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According to the Times, at issue are laws designed to ensure a fair trial by allowing a criminal defendant to request their identity be withheld from publication.
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"By posting the notices here, we can better inform the public about what content is being withheld from GitHub, and why," a description of the repo states.
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Registrations had previously been picking up following chaotic implementation of new "WLTP" test standards that led to some key models being withheld from sale into late 2018.
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But it's unclear if this release will finally bring Hysteria to the streaming services that most of the Sheffield hard rock quintet's catalog has been withheld from.
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The academy's statement acknowledged that it did not control the distribution of "screeners," a coveted perk that could be withheld from those who have no voting rights.
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But some of it, they allege, was withheld from them during the trial by prosecutors, and was obtained by MacDonald's lawyers through Freedom of Information Act requests.
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Anti-extradition protestors even withheld from using their credit cards to pay for a metro card so that their whereabouts couldn't be digitally traced back to them.
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Other evidence, directly contradicting the DOJ's claims about my role in this incident, was withheld from my defense team, and only became public after I'd been sentenced.
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People could have gotten a tax cut even if they got a smaller refund because they had less in taxes withheld from their paychecks throughout the year.
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Everyone who receives a salary or self-employment income finances Medicare and Social Security through contributions withheld from their paycheck or by paying a self-employment tax.
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The inspector general for the Intelligence Committee had written a letter to Capitol Hill saying there had been this whistleblower complaint that was being withheld from them.
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They also came for the schools, education having been in their corner of the Old Country a scarce resource, available to the few, withheld from the many.
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Payroll taxes for Medicare and Social Security are still withheld from their paychecks, even if they use a fake Social Security number on their W-2 form.
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A portion of the payroll tax withheld from undocumented immigrants — like all workers — goes into the Social Security Trust Fund (that savings account in the first chart).
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Roof's mother sank down on the bench as he delivered his opening statement, which contained details of the crime that had previously been withheld from the press.
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The black people in the crowd whose names we never learn, whose stories are withheld from us, have exhibited goodness only by sparing Aaron's and Amelia's lives.
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" She also says she is "proud" of Tarantino for giving her the footage in the end (it was originally withheld from her) describing him as "deeply regretful.
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The two sides, which have sued each other in separate claims, present entirely conflicting descriptions of who owns the company and what is being withheld from whom.
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Her diet is constantly scrutinised and food withheld from her; her managers force her to take amphetamines to curb her appetite and barbiturates to help her sleep.
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But to devoted fans, the stills are evidence that the superior Snyder Cut does exist, and that it's just being withheld from the public for whatever reason.
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Several high-ranking Italian intelligence officials also were indicted, but the case against them fell apart when evidence was withheld from the court on national security grounds.
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But to devoted fans, the stills are evidence that the superior Snyder Cut does exist, and that it's just being withheld from the public for whatever reason.
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Chestnut filed an information request earlier this year, CNN reported, which led to the discovery that evidence had been withheld from the defense team during their trial.
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Earlier Wednesday, Pompeo confirmed news reports that he listened in on Trump's phone call with Zelensky, which the Trump administration initially withheld from the congressional intelligence committees.
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Some taxpayers admit they know they could pay less in taxes throughout the year, if they changed the amount of tax that is withheld from their pay.
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"Nothing will be withheld from competitors; consumer prices will not go up," the companies said, arguing the lawsuit itself was holding back consumer access to better products.
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Ask your human resources department at work for a new W-4 to claim more allowances, which will lower the amount of taxes withheld from your paycheck.
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These tables, along with Form W-4, serve as guidelines for your employer to ensure that you're having the right amount of income tax withheld from your pay.
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"If it's the third quarter, and you've underpaid your taxes, you can have money withheld from the RMD so that you minimize your underestimated tax payments," Freeman said.
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The Journal reports that Mueller's team could have gotten information that Facebook withheld from Congress because of concerns around privacy laws or fears of disrupting the Mueller probe.
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When content is withheld from a country due to its local laws, Twitter includes a disclosure on the affected tweet or account indicating why it can't be shown.
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Under the proposals, funds could be withheld from countries which fail to abide by treaty obligations to respect the rule of law, such as by having independent courts.
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According to the Stimson Center, since 2010, more than $1 billion in assistance and arms sales should have been withheld from foreign governments as leverage to encourage reforms.
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As with all workers, a portion of the payroll tax withheld from undocumented immigrants goes into the Social Security Trust Fund (that savings account in the first chart).
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That information had been withheld from the jury after prosecutors argued it was "unfairly prejudicial" and unrelated to the drug, weapons, and money laundering charges in the case.
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The IRS on Tuesday launched a revamped online tool that allows people to figure out how much in taxes they should have withheld from their paychecks this year.
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Those with smaller refunds did not necessarily get a tax increase, but instead may have just had their taxes withheld from their paychecks more accurately throughout the year.
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So when the government told employers how to tweak the amount of tax they withheld from workers' paychecks, it mostly suggested decreases, and sometimes filers didn't withhold enough.
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Instead, I told her not to lose faith, not to give up, wondering all the while if the refuge she sought here might be withheld from her forever.
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Prosecutors withheld from the public many details of his government work and of the criminal case against him, which is linked to a continuing investigation of Russian hacking.
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Democrats focused intensely on the amount of information they say is being withheld from them about Judge Kavanaugh's work in the White House under President George W. Bush.
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If your refund is much larger (or smaller) than expected, it may be a good idea to check how much is withheld from your paycheck each pay period.
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Protesters marched for months, outraged both by the shooting itself and the fact that the dash camera video was withheld from public view for more than a year.
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"The facts are clear; security aid was withheld from Ukraine in an attempt to benefit the President's political campaign," Sinema said in a statement to the Arizona Republic.
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For years, governments withheld from publicly blaming other nation-states for online attacks, fearful of misidentifying the perpetrator and of having their own digital behavior exposed in retaliation.
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In one exchange, Bill Taylor, a top U.S. embassy official in Ukraine, expresses concern that security aid was being withheld from Ukraine for help with politically-motivated investigations.
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Residents who have too much money withheld from their paychecks for taxes throughout the year are eligible for a tax refund, as is the case with federal taxes.
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The first literal dollar flows of the tax cuts come from reduced individual income taxes withheld from worker paychecks, and those withholding amounts have yet to be adjusted.
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Trump was reportedly "especially disturbed" to recently learn that Mueller could access his tax returns (which he has steadfastly withheld from the public), according to the Washington Post.
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Many tax professionals said they had tried to prepare their clients as best as they could by having them adjust the amount they have withheld from their checks.
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You can use the IRS Withholding Calculator to figure out how many allowances to claim so you don't have too much or too little withheld from your paycheck.
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With the new reality of lower tax rates and higher standard deductions, workers were supposed to make sure they adjusted the amount of income taxes withheld from their pay.
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"Given key evidence and the most important witness were both improperly withheld from this jury, we all knew the appeals court will need to resolve the case," Denton said.
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Nine Windows 10 security updates in total represent a threat to AMD systems, and they're all being withheld from affected machines pending a solution, according to Data Breach Today.
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Underreporting is estimated to be as low as 103 percent for wages that are reported by employers to the government and taxes that are automatically withheld from workers' paychecks.
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" The information the Trump relayed was "so sensitive that details have been withheld from allies and tightly restricted even within the U.S. government, officials told The Wall Street Journal.
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She hit the main Republican talking points, arguing that military aid withheld from Ukraine was eventually released and discussing Hunter Biden, the son of former Vice President Joe Biden.
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The Wall Street Journal, citing current and former officials, reported Wednesday that some intelligence was being withheld from the president out of fear it would be compromised or leaked.
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Underreporting is estimated to be as low as 1 percent for wages that are reported by employers to the government and taxes that are automatically withheld from workers' paychecks.
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It's a good practice to review the amount of taxes withheld from your pay, but it's especially important this year in light of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.
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The Democrats let America know that thousands of documents pertaining to Mr. Kavanaugh's White House years had been withheld from them or dumped on them at the last minute.
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She also wrote to the judge who had overseen her grand jury, telling him that after researching the case she understood that crucial facts had been withheld from her.
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The Tuskegee syphilis experiment, in which lifesaving treatment was withheld from black men for forty years so that scientists could study the disease, is merely the most infamous example.
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" He also addresses the fact that the footage was deliberately withheld from Thurman at the time: "Uma thought I had acquiesced to them not letting her see the footage.
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While the above generally holds true for all workers, employees whose taxes are withheld from their paychecks generally are less likely to underpay by enough to generate a penalty.
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Wood has assigned a special master in the case to comb through the documents and determine what could be protected under attorney-client privilege and thus withheld from prosecutors.
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Simpler moves include reducing the money withheld from your paycheck for taxes if you're getting a cut, or boosting your withholding if you expect to pay more in taxes.
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Mulvaney is of interest not just because of the arrangement Hill testified he was a part of, but because of congressional approved military aid that was withheld from Ukraine.
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Tom Tugendhat, the chair of Parliament&aposs Foreign Affairs Committee, told the BBC that it was a "matter of concern" that the information had been withheld from US allies.
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The juror said several people followed this coverage, which included reporting on evidence that Judge Cogan ordered withheld from the jury at the request of the defense and prosecution.
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The company settled that suit in 2009 by agreeing to pay $4.3 million to 149 employees who were paid less, withheld from promotions or denied benefits because they were Hispanic.
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Department of Justice Officials tell Fox News this situation could result with future federal grants being withheld from California, that threat has been a common thread in this ongoing story.
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The lawyer is also accused of filing fraudulent tax returns for his businesses, lying on his personal income taxes, and pocketing payroll taxes that had been withheld from his employees.
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The European Commission proposed its new multi-year financial plan earlier on Wednesday, including provisions that could result in cash being withheld from Poland over its treatment of the judiciary.
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"The results of clinical trials are being routinely and legally withheld from doctors, researchers, and patients," the researchers wrote on an accompanying website, where you can explore their data yourself.
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Trump has denied wrongdoing and has maintained that there was not a quid pro quo involving his requests for the investigation and military aide that was initially withheld from Ukraine.
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People get refunds if they have too much money withheld from their paychecks, and owe the IRS money when they file if they didn't have enough withheld throughout the year.
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The news that the war was over was withheld from Kossola, known in his American life as Cudjo Lewis, the subject of Zora Neale Hurston's recently published "Barracoon," as well.
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A further 65 contain "secret" information, including at least one written by Clinton, while 22 contain "top-secret" information from U.S. intelligence agencies, which have been entirely withheld from release.
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In reality, workers throughout the country had money withheld from their paychecks, which the government said it would hold in a trust to pay future Social Security and other benefits.
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In addition to the disparities in transportation allowances for executive directors and non-executives, the study provides details on all kinds of benefits enjoyed by (or withheld from) museum workers.
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" There was a dog whistle here: Hormones and surgery can and should be withheld from patients who want them when such treatments cannot be reasonably expected to "maximize good outcomes.
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Those determinations are important because any file covered by that privilege could be withheld from the prosecutors who are investigating Mr. Cohen's various business projects, including some involving Mr. Trump.
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For Social Security, 6.2% of your wages — up to $313,700 for 2020 — are withheld from your paycheck and sent to the IRS, and your company also remits a matched amount.
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But how the new season plays out could largely depend on the extent to which people who were unhappy last year adjusted the amount of taxes withheld from their paychecks.
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But how the new season plays out could largely depend on the extent to which people who were unhappy last year adjusted the amount of taxes withheld from their paychecks.
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"The volume of material released, and the volume of material still secreted away only highlights how much the administration has withheld from the House, the Senate, and the American public."
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Many of the messages handed over to the agency included conversations detailing the software and flight simulator problems for the aircraft that were withheld from the FAA, the newspaper reported.
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The complaint says Avenatti and Global Baristas faced a lien for unpaid federal taxes worth roughly $5 million, claiming taxes were withheld from workers' paychecks but not paid to the government.
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Rogers told BuzzFeed News that he had nine cartoon ideas killed and 10 finished cartoons withheld from publication since March — including six that were spiked between May 25 and June 4.
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Trump joined the fray in February, suggesting on Twitter that federal funds be withheld from the University of California, Berkeley, after officials there nixed a Milo event because of violent protests.
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Last week the United States restored the $195 million in military aid that it had withheld from Egypt because of the country's human rights record and its ties to North Korea.
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Washington (CNN)2016 Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein said Tuesday that there's nothing nefarious about materials her campaign withheld from a Senate investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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He and other Senate Democrats have had a legitimate gripe about the unusually high percentage of material withheld from review and the unilateral use of "committee confidential" markings to control documents.
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Beto O'Rourke (Texas) have said nonviolent offenders should be able to vote while in prison, though they have said voting rights should be withheld from violent criminals who are behind bars.
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Clocking how much cash is withheld from your monthly (or bi-monthly) paycheck to fund social security, health insurance, as well as federal and state taxes can be a total drag.
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The lawyers for the three men have claimed that McCoy withheld from them three significant text messages until Friday, four days into the trial, that should have been provided months earlier.
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She insists that she should be able to date men her own age, but because she finds them to have different goals, she requests that other relationships be withheld from them.
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On Amazon, the lawmakers want to learn more about how the company's algorithm accounts for its own products and the type of data available and withheld from sellers on its marketplace.
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A spokesman for CBS News said that shortly after the interview was recorded, its producers had received a phone call from the Egyptian Embassy requesting that it be withheld from broadcast.
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The IRS had encouraged taxpayers who unexpectedly had a balance due to the agency last year to use its online calculator and adjust the amount of taxes withheld from their paychecks.
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"In the summer of 2019, the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) withheld from obligation funds appropriated to the Department of Defense (DOD) for security assistance to Ukraine," the report reads.
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While employees have taxes withheld from their pay by their employer, people who run their own businesses are responsible for paying self-employment taxes and income taxes four times a year.
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The poll comes after employers were supposed to have adopted guidance from the IRS that adjusted the amounts withheld from people's paychecks for federal taxes in light of the new law.
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The latest lawsuit, filed by the Zohar funds, seeks a court order requiring Patriarch to provide key information about Zohar's holdings that is allegedly being withheld from the funds' new manager.
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She asked that her full name be withheld from the story because she does not want her family to know that she spoke to the media about what had happened to her.
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What you need to know: As the hearings begin, the Trump administration has directed that documents related to Kavanaugh's activities in the George W. Bush White House be withheld from the Senate.
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The more allowances you take — you can claim them if you have dependents or if you itemize deductions on your taxes — then the less tax you will have withheld from your pay.
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In a statement, Denton said: Given key evidence and the most important witness were both improperly withheld from this jury, we all knew the appeals court will need to resolve the case.
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Via its gorgeously shot music videos, Beyoncé keenly explores what it means to be a woman, with a richness and visibility that's almost always withheld from black women in mainstream pop culture.
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If you are an employee, when you were hired your employer gave you a Form W-4, which you can use to tweak the amount of tax that's withheld from your pay.
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Workers who get a paycheck still have payroll taxes for Medicare and Social Security withheld from their paycheck, even if they put a fake Social Security number on their W-2 form.
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On Wednesday night, Holtzclaw's lawyer, Scott Adams, made a last-ditch effort at keeping his client from jail, citing a Facebook post that he argued implied evidence was withheld from the defense.
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Mr. Kriseman said that much of the sewage discharged into the bay was "highly treated and free of bacteria," and that no information about the discharge had been withheld from the public.
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"It's a bad situation," he said, insisting that his last name be withheld from publication because, like Rafael, his landlord was unaware that so many people were living in such close quarters.
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Between the lines: The Justice Department is arguing that AT&T has worried before about content being withheld from its own services, as the government alleges it would do to its competitors.
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According to Mr. Goodman, Mr. Barr misled Congress about the contents of a document withheld from Congress in 1989, during his prior service as the head of the Office of Legal Counsel.
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That review is being conducted to determine if any of the materials are protected by attorney-client privilege and should be withheld from the prosecutors who are investigating Mr. Cohen, a lawyer.
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Their unvarnished pronouncements, withheld from the public, were devastating: "I have no visibility into who the bad guys are," wrote Donald Rumsfeld, the secretary of defense when the war began, in 2003.
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The official had grown alarmed after being unable to find two important SARs on Cohen in Treasury's database, the magazine said, and was worried the information was being withheld from law enforcement.
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First, Choate withheld from the investigating firm 25 years of consultations its leadership had with legal counsel about reports of abuse; it did not report these allegations to the authorities until 2010.
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Kahlon said he had instructed that any sum paid to the attacker's family be withheld from tax revenue that Israel collects on behalf of the Palestinian Authority (PA) under interim peace deals.
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Retirees receiving a pension payment or an annuity can opt to have taxes withheld from their income, using Form W-4P and electing the number of allowances they would like to claim.
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The Democratic National Committee and the Clinton campaign funded some of the research underlying the warrant, a key point that the memo says was withheld from a judge when seeking the warrant.
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We see the shocking instance of the text that he sent back to his lover about how he wasn&apost going to let Trump become the president, and that was withheld from Congress.
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Correction April 26th, 1:23PM ET: This article has been corrected to reflect that Morehshin Allahyari's objects are on display worldwide, but it was the digital files that were withheld from the public.
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After years in court, Dick Wolf's second wife Christine Marburg has lost an appeal in which she claimed substantial financial information was withheld from her at the time she signed their divorce settlement.
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It included advanced anti-missile defenses, helicopters, and precision-guided munitions that the Obama administration had withheld from the Saudis for fear that they might use them in their bloody war in Yemen.
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If you adjust the amount that's withheld from your income so less is taken out, you'll get a smaller refund, or no refund at all, but you'll see more money in each paycheck.
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Swonk said the comparison for the consumer this year will also be tougher because there was a boost from the tax cut last year and individuals saw less tax withheld from their paychecks.
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DeVos did not, however, wade into the issue that has prompted the criticism: her repeated refusal to say specifically whether she believes federal funding should be withheld from non-public schools that discriminate.
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Those most likely to be most affected by the tax changes are people who did not adjust their W-4, the form that calculates how much income tax is withheld from every paycheck.
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"Supporters of this legislation talk as if effective treatments are being withheld from patients," said Dr. Robert M. Califf, who was the commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration under President Barack Obama.
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And workers who get a paycheck still have payroll taxes for Medicare and Social Security withheld from their paycheck, even if they put a fake Social Security number on their W-2 form.
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Throughout their testimony, the impeachment managers have emphasized holes in the full Ukraine story that could only be filled by specific documents that they know exist but that Trump has withheld from Congress.
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And as several house managers pointed out, Nixon was like a dream to work with in comparison to Trump, who unlike Nixon, ordered that all documents and testimony be withheld from the house.
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The House impeachment inquiry began after a whistleblower report detailed Trump asking the Ukrainian president to investigate Biden in a July phone call, days after U.S. military aid was withheld from the country.
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If the two salaries are divergent, however, it could mean that more tax than necessary would be withheld from your paycheck, although generally, "you won't have too little tax withheld," according to ADP.
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The Times reported that sources said Corallo was concerned by what she said, and thought she was either being naive or implying that the emails could be withheld from the special counsel's team.
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Your Form W-4 determines the amount of income tax withheld from your pay based on a number of criteria, including whether your spouse works, whether you have children and whether you itemize.
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They said multiple jurors read about the case in the media against the judge's orders, including coverage of explosive allegations withheld from trial about Chapo drugging and raping girls as young as 13.
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According to the findings, decisions during the war were made by Netanyahu, then-Defense Minister Moshe Ya'alon, and then-IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz, while critical information was withheld from the Security Cabinet.
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On January 31st, the city of San Francisco sued Mr Trump over another executive order demanding that federal funding be withheld from so-called "sanctuary cities" that limit their cooperation with federal immigration authorities.
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Their arguments were based on the evidence that's come to light since his trial, much of which was withheld from the defense and accumulated through numerous Freedom of Information Act requests through the years.
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Alley, who took home a check for $355,000 after the taxes were withheld from his $500,000 jackpot, said he's feeling "a little overwhelmed" by his latest win, according to the Mount Desert Islander newspaper.
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"According to KPMG, they reached the above decision after going through the recently declassified auditor general's report on 13MDB and other relevant documents that were withheld from them by the previous management," 21MDB added.
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According to a House Republican memo on that warrant released earlier this year, information about the dossier's author and his anti-Trump bias was withheld from the national security court that approved the spying.
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"I don't enjoy the taste, I just drink it to clear the sinuses during allergy season," said Gina B., a medical student in Washington who requested that her last name be withheld from publication.
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After the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, Treasury and the IRS updated the tax withholding tables, which your employer uses as a guideline to determine how much income tax is withheld from your pay.
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The Government Accountability Office estimated in a report last summer that about 30 million workers had too little withheld from their paychecks, which made their take home pay bigger but increased their tax liability.
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On July 25, 2019, on a call between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and President Trump, Zelensky sought the restoration of military aid that the Trump administration had previously ordered be withheld from Ukraine. 2.
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Durbin opened his line of questioning after the lunch break by pressing Kavanaugh on whether he knew thousands of documents related to his time in the White House would be withheld from the committee.
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Yet the right to try movement suggests that these early interventions are a magic pill, and that cures are being withheld from dying people solely because of government red-tape or for financial reasons.
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In the realm of national security, where Congress tends to tread lightly, other sources of law predominate — and a new study by the Brennan Center shows that they are frequently withheld from the public.
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The accepted practice in Britain has long been that nutrition and fluids could not be withheld from a patient in a vegetative state without the approval of a specialist tribunal, the Court of Protection.
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The boredom talk has further inflamed the partisan debate over whether the Senate should hear testimony from new witnesses and receive documents that the White House withheld from the House during its impeachment inquiry.
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The handling of the whistleblower's concerns became the subject of intense scrutiny in early September, when Intelligence Community Inspector General Michael Atkinson told Congress that the complaint was being withheld from the relevant committees.
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On the eve of Attorney General William Barr's testimony on a redacted version of special counsel Robert Mueller's report, only two lawmakers have set eyes on secret information that Barr withheld from public view.
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On the other hand, virtual currency that you get from an employer is treated like wages: You must have federal income taxes withheld from the payment, as well as FICA tax and unemployment taxes.
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"There simply is no good reason why evidence that is directly relevant to the conduct at issue in the articles of impeachment should be withheld from the Senate and the American people," Schumer said.
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Cars built between mid-April and end-June 2018 are being withheld from sale so that brakes can be fixed as part of a recall of around 19,000 X3 and X4 vehicles, BMW said.
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If you're an employee, your employer gave you a Form W-4 when you were hired, which you can adjust to make sure the right amount of income tax is withheld from your paycheck.
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"There simply is no good reason why evidence that is directly relevant to the conduct at issue in the articles of impeachment should be withheld from the Senate and the American people," Schumer wrote.
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She asked for her last name to be withheld from the story, in which she accused the freshman congressman of repeatedly asking her on dates and for sex, even though she rejected his advances.
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If whistleblowers file complaints under the law and the complaint is withheld from Congress, he said, it could have a chilling effect on the system and that important information about wrongdoing could go unreported.
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Their names and those of others who have not been identified publicly in court have been withheld from this article at the request of the Navy, because of the covert nature of their work.
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"In this case, each of the companies which received a specific authorization for (Saudi Arabia) have provided us written request that their authorization be withheld from public release," the NNSA said in the document.
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DARLINGTON, England (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to replace Theresa May as Britain's prime minister, said on Friday it was not true that secret intelligence was withheld from him when he was foreign minister.
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Take conspiracy theorists who believed, falsely and without evidence, that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg had secretly died earlier this year and her death was being withheld from the American public by the government.
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If you're an employee, your employer likely gave you a Form W-4 when you were hired, which you can adjust to make sure the right amount of income tax is withheld from your paycheck.
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The songwriting rights of the late rocker Prince are going to the Universal Music Publishing Group for an undisclosed sum, rising the possibly that songs withheld from online streaming services may become more widely available.
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And about 30 million people, more than 1 in 5 taxpayers, didn't have the right amount of taxes withheld from their pay and may not get a refund at all, the Government Accountability Office reports.
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The Walt Disney Co.'s new streaming service Disney+ will include movies from Disney's vault that have been periodically withheld from public purchase, CEO Bob Iger confirmed during the company's annual shareholder meeting on Thursday.
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The report also details how one White House lawyer withheld from Trump the conclusions of a report that said the president could fire the FBI director, fearing that such an act would imperil the administration.
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Under the Child Welfare Provider Inclusion Act of 2017, 15 percent of federal funds for child welfare programs would be withheld from states that refuse to contract with or penalize agencies for their religious beliefs.
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A group of Democrats on the House Ways and Means Committee introduced a bill last week that would protect taxpayers from penalties next year if they did not have enough taxes withheld from their paychecks.
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To increase the amount of money withheld from your paycheck for taxes, you'll need to reduce the number of "allowances" you claim on the form; to decrease the amount withheld, you'll increase the allowances claimed.
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Which brings me to this: A WHOLE lot happened on July 25 regarding the nearly $400 million in military aid that the United States withheld from Ukraine over several months this summer and early fall.
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On Thursday, the United States announced it would be withholding for now an additional $45 million in funding to the UN agency, bringing the total that could be withheld from it to potentially $110 million.
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It's intended to work with a key form — the W-43 — that determines how much income tax is withheld from your pay, based on whether your spouse works, whether you have children and other factors.
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This affidavit had been withheld from evidence, never introduced into the original trial despite the witness being a policeman who had known the boy and had not the slightest doubt that he had recognized him.
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Two days earlier, the same day Taylor had put his concerns in writing, an inspector general had written to inform House Intelligence Committee chair Adam Schiff that a whistleblower complaint was being withheld from Congress.
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Some of the material the jurors were said to have encountered was devastating to Mr. Guzmán and had been withheld from them at trial, including allegations that the kingpin had drugged and raped young girls.
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Regimes of secrecy inevitably spring leaks, either because government workers feel important information is being withheld from the public (as when Daniel Ellsberg leaked the Pentagon Papers), or because they see corruption behind closed doors.
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Many Americans seem to be addicted to income tax refunds, even though financial planners often advise having less tax withheld from your pay throughout the year as the better way to manage your cash flow.
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These proposals include requiring unionized employees to annually re-agree to have dues deducted from their pay and allowing money to be withheld from teacher paychecks if a future strike results in missed school days.
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Their most egregious violation was the suppression of WASH-740, a nuclear safety study prepared by the Brookhaven National Laboratory that was withheld from the public until Freedom of Information Act lawsuits forced its release.
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And workers who get a paycheck, like Maria, still have payroll taxes for Medicare and Social Security withheld from their paycheck, even if they put a fake Social Security number on their W-2 form.
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More recently, offended by Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas's sharp criticism of the Jerusalem move, Mr. Trump ordered that $65 million in American aid be withheld from the United Nations refugee agency that serves the Palestinians.
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"Given key evidence and the most important witness were both improperly withheld from this jury, we all knew the appeals court will need to resolve the case," the site's founder, Nick Denton, said after the verdict.
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In a lengthy statement, the company says it will reduce the one-year suspension of player Ng "Blitzchung" Wai Chung to a six-month one, and it will restore the prize money it withheld from him.
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MICHAEL AVENATTI UNDER INVESTIGATION BY CALIFORNIA STATE BAR According to The Seattle Times , which first reported on Nold&aposs complaint , the money was withheld from employee paychecks and meant to be used to pay quarterly taxes.
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DARLINGTON, England, July 5 (Reuters) - Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to replace Theresa May as Britain's prime minister, said on Friday it was not true that secret intelligence was withheld from him when he was foreign minister.
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The Internal Revenue Service is expected to release a draft of its new Form W-22018, the form employees use to adjust the amount of income tax withheld from their pay, by the end of May.
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They never verify the information, they never corroborated the information, they purposely withheld from the judges on four separate occasions that this was Hillary Clinton bought and paid for what turned out to be Russian lies.
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Late last month he put "sanctuary cities" on notice, announcing that grant money would be withheld from state and local governments that refuse to cooperate with federal authorities and turn over undocumented immigrants arrested for crimes.
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What we do know is that the emails between Clinton and Obama were turned over, and that — not surprisingly — they were withheld from release as exempt (whether that invocation was proper is a matter of dispute).
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The Federal Circuit Court of Appeals said four documents could be withheld from Fairholme Funds and other investors on the basis of presidential privilege, and four other documents were protected by privilege of the deliberative process.
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The whistleblower complaint has been withheld from Congress by the acting Director of National Intelligence, Joseph Maguire, despite being described as credible and of "urgent concern" by the inspector general for the intelligence community, Michael Atkinson.
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The calculator allows taxpayers to estimate their 2018 income tax, and compare the amount with their current tax withholding, to help them decide if they need to have more or less money withheld from their paycheck.
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Last week, President Trump's acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, said that military aid had been withheld from Ukraine to get the country to investigate political rivals — essentially confirming a major premise of the impeachment investigation.
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They include anything related to $391 million in American security aid that the Trump administration temporarily withheld from Ukraine and that Democrats have speculated may have been part of an effort to pressure the Ukrainian government.
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Some tax and payroll experts had been concerned that employees would have to complete new W-4 forms in 2018, since workers fill them out to have the correct amount of taxes withheld from their pay.
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The complaint, which was initially withheld from Congress at the Justice Department's behest, alleges that White House officials sought to "lock down" information relating to Trump's phone calls with foreign leaders on a highly classified server.
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This also means that every employee should review their W-4, the form that determines how much income tax is withheld from your pay, to make sure you're withholding the right amount under the new legislation.
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Meanwhile, a balance due means you had too few taxes withheld from your pay — a situation some taxpayers found themselves in after the Treasury Department and IRS overhauled the tax withholding tables for the new law.
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And workers who get a paycheck, like Maria, still have payroll taxes for Medicare and Social Security withheld from their paycheck, even if they put a fake Social Security number down on their W-2 form.
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More than 20 email exchanges are to be withheld from a scheduled release of email from Clinton's time as secretary of state because they contain some of the government's most closely guarded secrets, the Associated Press reported.
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Sheldon Whitehouse noted there hadn't been an official assertion of executive privilege by Trump regarding more than 100,000 pages being withheld from the committee, so the Senate couldn't review if the decision to withhold documents was appropriate.
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In August, at the direction of his superiors at the National Security Council — including John Bolton, then the president's national security adviser — Colonel Vindman drafted a memo to restart security aid that had been withheld from Ukraine.
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The complaint, first reported by The Seattle Times, said Avenatti and Global Baristas faced a lien for unpaid federal taxes worth roughly $5 million, claiming taxes were withheld from workers' paychecks but not paid to the government.
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" Kardashian adds that she can "only imagine how difficult it had to be" for the parent of Kylie and Kendall Jenner to tell her children and stepchildren what was going on, but "information was withheld from us.
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According to KFOR News, Holtzclaw's attorney moved for a new trial on Wednesday night, claiming that a Facebook post made by a police detective after the jury verdict implied that there was evidence withheld from the defense.
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After all, this latest revelation came only hours after news broke that the names of about 500 priests accused of sex abuse in Illinois had been previously withheld from the public, according to the state's attorney general.
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Though most 9-to-5 employees have these taxes withheld from each paycheck throughout the year, business owners and others who pay quarterly must hash out their estimated income and calculate what their tax load will be.
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Relatives of the two other victims asked that their names be withheld from the public, the police chief said, adding that he would honor those requests under the terms of a new crime victims' law in Florida.
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But if you prefer to use a refund as a sort of forced savings plan, you can have more money withheld from your paycheck during the year by filing an adjusted Form W-4 with your employer.
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The more allowances you take — you can claim them if you have dependents, if you itemize deductions, if you're a breadwinner and your spouse is unemployed — then the less tax you will have withheld from your pay.
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Northern Territory Chief Minister Adam Giles sacked his corrections minister within hours of the broadcast and said that information about the abuse had been withheld from him, blaming a "culture of cover-up" within the Corrections system.
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For instance, if the event would affect your tax burden (for better or worse), your preparer might have suggestions for changes to make to your W-4, which dictates how much tax gets withheld from your paycheck.
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But documents describing the police department's cover-up of that murder — including falsified police statements, the improper disposal of eyewitness statements, and a culture of silence among police — were withheld from the public for nearly three years.
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Trump, according to the Bolton transcript, said that he wanted the military aid for Ukraine, which had already been approved by Congress, withheld from Ukraine until that country made an announcement that it was investigating the Bidens.
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There may be time to have an extra amount withheld from your final paycheck to get you over the threshold, although that will require filling out a W-4 now and another later to reverse that change.
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The deal gives Universal long-term administration rights for Prince's hits like "Purple Rain" and "When Doves Cry," and raises the possibility that the songs — which Prince withheld from many online services — could become more widely available.
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The impeachment inquiry has heard testimony from current and former officials that military aid was withheld from Ukraine and that a White House meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy was conditioned on the investigations being carried out.
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Zelensky says Ukraine is ready to buy more Javelins, and was not aware at this point that Trump had ordered $250 million worth of military assistance aid to be withheld from Ukraine just days before this call.
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On the other hand, families with children may get the more welcome surprise of a larger than expected refund if too much money is withheld from their paychecks, as the new law increases the child tax credit.
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The New York Times reported Monday night that Pence has told administration officials he believed Flynn lied to him and was angry that he defended Flynn and embarrassed by the information he withheld from the vice president.
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Corallo was reportedly alarmed that Hicks had suggested emails could be withheld from investigators in front of the president and without a lawyer on the phone — meaning the conversation could not be protected by attorney-client privilege.
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Darcy's memo says that documents which were part of an environmental assessment — which included a "Lake Oahe Crossing Spill Model Discussion" — were marked as confidential due to security concerns and were withheld from the public and the tribe.
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In his letter, Cummings said documents obtained by the committee appear to show that while Snyder delivered his sworn testimony in Washington, his aides worked behind the scenes on a crisis plan they initially withheld from local officials.
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Cohen&aposs current legal team, led by McDermott Will & Emery partners Stephen Ryan and Todd Harrison, has been working for weeks to identify documents that should be withheld from prosecutors in the probe because of attorney-client privilege.
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Quaker, which manufactures hot cereals, pancake syrups, grain-based snacks and flavored rice products, said that while the vast majority of potentially affected Quaker products were withheld from reaching retail shelves, the products being recalled were distributed nationwide.
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While most people are expected see a tax cut, Democratic lawmakers have expressed concerns that some people expecting refunds will owe the IRS money instead because they didn't have enough taxes withheld from their paychecks throughout the year.
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GOP lawmakers are also appealing to Trump to declassify the files related to Ohr and documents provided to the "Gang of Eight" in Congress that they allege contain "critically important information" which was withheld from the FISA court.
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Because of her mastery of the traditional marketplace, when the album came out — on time — it was withheld from digital streaming services for months, contributing to a record-breaking first week and strong sales for an extended period.
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For the third time this week, the White House prohibited news organizations from airing the briefing, which has traditionally been televised, and requested that audio recordings be withheld from broadcast until the question-and-answer session had concluded.
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Taxes will be withheld from your bonus according to the percentage method, which is used if your bonus comes in a separate check, or the aggregate method, used if your bonus is tacked on to your regular pay.
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The California Democrat said Congress will get to the bottom of why the mysterious whistleblower complaint is being withheld from lawmakers come "hell or high water," asserting that the case involves something "more sinister" than a policy difference.
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But he can't ignore his mother, Bell, a monstrous matriarch who has no compunctions about resorting to blackmail (something to do with a gun withheld from evidence in a previous case) when she wants to get her way.
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They warned of the "weaponization of health care" in Syria, mainly by the government, with more than 800 medical workers killed in hundreds of attacks, doctors arrested for treating injured protesters, and medical supplies withheld from besieged areas.
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But text messages recently provided to Congress by former U.S. representative to Ukraine Kurt Volker included discussion of whether military aid was being withheld from Ukraine to force President Volodymyr Zelensky into investigating Biden and his son, Hunter.
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Peschard and other members say they have been prevented from doing exactly that because information is regularly withheld from them, like when they tried to discuss the hacking scandal that has engulfed Mr. Peña Nieto's administration this year.
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The Treasury Department announced Friday that it will provide penalty relief to more taxpayers who didn't have enough taxes withheld from their paychecks in 21625 after pressure from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to do so.
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The German carmaker on Friday said around 400 BMW X4 vehicles, built in Spartanburg South Carolina, are being withheld from delivery to Chinese customers until a potential brake problem has been fixed as part of a global safety recall.
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The ride-hailing giant in 2017 had to contend with a major executive shakeup, a series of allegations about sexism, multiple investigations into its business practices and a major data security breach that it initially withheld from federal investigators.
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Ricardo Rosselló said in an interview on CNN Thursday that he was "shocked" to hear that mortality statistics had been withheld from researchers, adding that there would be "hell to pay" if territory officials declined to release the data.
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In recommending votes be withheld from five director nominees, Glass Lewis cited how the company had not disclosed that director Mitchell Saltz also sits on the board of police training services provider VirTra Inc, a potential conflict of interest.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The federal judge overseeing the multidistrict litigation over allegations that Sanofi S.A. breast cancer drug Taxotere causes permanent hair loss has reprimanded a plaintiff who withheld from the company evidence that her hair had grown back.
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In recommending votes be withheld from director Mitchell Saltz, Glass Lewis' new report cited how the company had not disclosed that he also sits on the board of police training services provider VirTra Inc, a potential conflict of interest.
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The Senate has long standing norms and understandings for why some classified information must be withheld from the chamber as a whole, or even only to the "gang of eight" members on the committee and leaders of the Senate.
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While information about Baluchi's interrogations was being withheld from his own defense team, it had apparently been shared with the filmmakers Mark Boal and Kathryn Bigelow, who seemed to know more about Baluchi's treatment than his own lawyers did.
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Their pooled wealth, much of which has been illicitly withheld from the system, can be deployed to incrementally change the system — to rig the tax code and its enforcement — to keep themselves in the money (and out of jail).
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Uber Technologies Inc's former chief executive and some board members knew of a letter alleging employees had stolen trade secrets, but the document was withheld from a high-stakes lawsuit, a company attorney testified on Wednesday.
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The Newseum's final exhibitions were remarkable for how much they withheld from the public that paid $25 a pop to, presumably, get a comprehensive view of the media or at least a window into journalists' day-to-day work.
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They've interviewed more than a dozen witnesses behind closed doors, who have said Trump directed his personal attorney Rudy Giuliani to push for Ukraine publicly announcing an investigation as $400 million in US security aid was withheld from Ukraine.
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Another smart tax strategy for beginners is to avoid a tax bill next April by making sure enough is withheld from each paycheck, says Gabriel Pincus president of GA Pincus Funds, an investment advisor based in Dallas and Chicago.
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It said the move was partly aimed at forcing the White House to make an explicit legal decision on whether it was going to assert executive privilege over the whistleblower complaint, which Maguire has so far withheld from Congress.
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But overall, the documents — those that were publicly available and those that were withheld from Widman — lent credence to what the plaintiffs, and in particular Sally, said had happened to them, and to the children who didn't make it out alive.
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Under a pilot program, Sarah Kline's family is among 10 so far whose rent has been withheld from West Point's housing partnership, operated by Pennsylvania-based Balfour Beatty Communities, encouraging the landlord to make swift repairs to their rental home.
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Apple and Qualcomm are engaged in a wide-ranging legal battle over Qualcomm's business practices, which started a year ago with Apple suing Qualcomm for nearly $1 billion in patent royalty rebates that the chipmaker allegedly withheld from the phone maker.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Around 2400 billion permits were in circulation in Europe's carbon market last year and almost 2100 million of those will be withheld from auctions in 215 as a step to curb oversupply, the European Commission said on Tuesday.
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Even though Lincoln delivered that address on January 1, 1863, declaring that all people being held as slaves "henceforward shall be free," that message was deliberately withheld from many Black Americans, as some slaveholders were not willing to communicate the news.
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Other information was withheld from the school's report, MacLeish maintains, including an allegation that one victim was sodomized with a broomstick by a group of students – an incident that, according to Tuesday's response, was mocked in the school's yearbook months later.
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Redactions to the report will be color-coded to correspond to the reason why the underlying information is being withheld from the public, Barr said during his first appearance before Congress since Mueller submitted his final report in late March.
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"These documents are currently being withheld from the public at your insistence, but they shed additional light on Judge Kavanaugh's involvement in these matters and are needed to question him in a public hearing," the Democratic senators wrote to Grassley.
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These revelations illustrate anew how much the FBI and Justice Department have withheld from the public about their collaboration and collusion with clearly partisan elements of the Clinton campaign and the DNC, Fusion and Steele, that were trying to defeat Trump.
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This key document indicates to your employer how much federal income tax you ought to have withheld from your paycheck based on the number of dependents you have, whether you itemize deductions and whether you have multiple sources of income.
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In a disclosure that drew the most attention, Taylor pointed to Trump's keen interest in getting the eastern European ally to investigate Biden and reiterated his understanding that $391 million in U.S. security aid was withheld from Kiev unless it cooperated.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government tax agency said on Wednesday it would not impose penalties on many taxpayers who had too little federal income tax withheld from their pay last year, or who paid less than their estimated tax liabilities.
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Trump's ties to Deutsche Bank have been scrutinized by the House Intelligence and Financial Services committees, which are seeking information about the president's tax returns — which he has long withheld from the public — and whether he was compromised by criminal money.
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Not only have people inexplicably given him hundreds of thousands of dollars in donations to testify against Trump, but Democratic lawmakers also seem uninterested in what information he allegedly withheld from New York prosecutors or his other alleged criminal conduct.
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Telit, whose products and services connect devices to apps and enterprise systems, said in a statement that Oozi Cats's involvement in an alleged "land flip" scheme that bought and sold properties at inflated prices had been "knowingly withheld" from the board.
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Federal prosecutors in Manhattan who are investigating President Trump's longtime personal lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, have received 12 audio "items" that had been seized by the F.B.I. but had been withheld from investigators, according to a court filing on Monday.
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The practice is not unusual, but it would most likely create another tranche of material from Mr. Mueller's investigation to be withheld from Congress and kick off a fight between lawmakers and the administration that would further delay a resolution.
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In anticipation of potential confusion over the new system, the Internal Revenue Service will release a calculator at the end of February so that workers can more accurately estimate how much of their income should be withheld from their paychecks.
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Whether you get a refund or owe extra to the IRS at filing time is a function not just of your total taxes owed, but also of how much tax is withheld from your paycheck by your employer on paydays.
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Her suit cites "agreements with various brands such as Bang Energy, Chipotle, GOAT, Flight House, Beauty Blender as well as with a musical artist named 'Mosey'" that she believes earned the house and creators income that was withheld from her.
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So to believe the conspiracy that Mr. Mifsud was secretly working for the C.I.A. is to believe that either the intelligence community withheld from prosecutors that he was one of their agents or that prosecutors conspired to deceive federal courts.
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On Thursday, Gordon Sondland, U.S. ambassador to the European Union, was expected to tell House investigators that he had called Trump directly after hearing "many versions of speculation that had been circulating" about why military aid had been withheld from Ukraine.
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Yesterday, the Government Accountability Office issued a legal decision finding that the White House's Office of Management and Budget violated the Impoundment Control Act when it withheld from obligation the portion of Ukraine assistance funds appropriated to the Department of Defense.
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From this perspective, Mr. Grenell's appointment as the country's highest-ranking intelligence officer looks intended to ensure that any U.S. intelligence assessments and warnings of Russian meddling in the 2020 election are downplayed and withheld from Congress, if not completely suppressed.
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If you are starting a new job next year or if you want to adjust the amount of income tax withheld from your paycheck, the form that you'll have to complete and give to your employer will look much different.
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A watchdog reviewing the nearly 900,000 files and other items seized from President Donald Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen by the FBI has found that just a tiny fraction should be withheld from federal prosecutors because of attorney-client privilege.
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That said, Watts recommends taking at least 20 minutes to sit and look through all of your material and compare the real costs of all of the coverage options, and particularly how much is withheld from your paycheck each pay period.
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But Trump has nonetheless repeatedly pushed baseless conspiracy theories suggesting information was withheld from the bureau because CrowdStrike didn't turn over a physical server to the FBI, and was therefore involved in a cover-up that resulted in the Russia investigation.
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That information, which was based on court documents that were unsealed at the request of VICE News and the New York Times, was intentionally withheld from the jury during the trial over concerns that it would be prejudicial to Chapo.
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The size of a refund has nothing to do with benefits taxpayers receive from a tax cut — it's simply the difference between the amount Americans withheld from their paychecks to cover their expected tax bill and the amount they actually owe.
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And NBC's Pete Williams reported during a TV segment that, according to his sources, the new emails are not from Hillary Clinton herself and they don't appear to involve evidence that she or her people deliberately withheld from the FBI.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Seven email chains from the private server Hillary Clinton used when she was U.S. secretary of state are being withheld from public release for containing "top secret" material, the Associated Press reported on Friday, without citing a source.
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Apple and Qualcomm are meanwhile locked in a wide-ranging legal battle over Qualcomm's business practices, which started a year ago with Apple suing Qualcomm for nearly $1 billion in patent royalty rebates that the chipmaker allegedly withheld from the phone maker.
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These sales were boosted, in part, by the success of Adele's latest album, which was withheld from streaming services, as well as a rebound in Japan, the world's second biggest music market, where CDs are still the main medium for music consumption.
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The information that "endangered cooperation from an ally that has access to the inner workings of the Islamic State," according to the Post, was reportedly so sensitive that details were withheld from other international partners and restricted even within the US government.
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Some was discovered through DNA technology that was not available at the time of his trial but others, they allege, was withheld from them during the trial by prosecutors and was obtained by his attorneys only through Freedom of Information Act requests.
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Specifically, Carson has suggested that HUD's Community Development Block Grants (CDBG), which give local politicians wide discretion to spend federal money on their favored projects, should be withheld from jurisdictions that enforce zoning rules that stand in the way of new housing supply.
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The problem is the power to understand the full implications and impact of consumer technologies that are now being applied at such vast scale — across societies, civic institutions and billions of consumers — is largely withheld from the public, behind commercially tinted glass.
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Under the new law, the IRS overhauled the , which employers use — along with Form W-4 — to determine how much income tax ought to be withheld from your paycheck based on the number of allowances you claim and how much you earn.
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My junior year history teacher is one of the first people I've met who confirmed that history books are biased and opened my eyes to the fact we truly don't know what information is being withheld from us or altered to sound better.
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WASHINGTON, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Many taxpayers who had too little federal income tax withheld from their 2018 pay, or who underpaid estimated tax payments for the year, will not have to pay a penalty, the U.S. Internal Revenue Service said on Wednesday.
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Several Iraqi MOD officials responsible for the betrayal of Mr. Stoffel were tried and convicted in Iraq for the scam, but not for the murders — a fact that Iraqi officials intentionally withheld from Judge Lamberth for a decade, despite repeated inquiries. Gen.
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Schumer wants the Senate to hear from witnesses who were blocked by Trump -- like acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney and former White House national security adviser John Bolton -- and is demanding documents that the White House withheld from the House.
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Blumenauer argued that the House could use the delay to continue to build on its evidence for impeachment, and possibly to score additional legal victories that could unlock troves of new evidence and witness testimony that the Trump administration has withheld from Congress.
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Mr. Washington, now 43, was convicted of murder in connection with the killing — in part, prosecutors say, because Kyle Reeves, the assistant district attorney who oversaw the case, withheld from the defense an exculpatory statement from one of the people who were shot.
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Intricately detailed craft objects like flower baskets formed from seashells found in dry river beds in California and Utah speak to not only the resourcefulness of camp inmates, but also the resources taken away and withheld from Japanese Americans by the US government.
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Source: Intuit TurboTax If you owed tax when you filed your 2015 state return last year, include that amount with your state tax itemized deduction on your 2016 return, in addition to state income taxes withheld from paychecks or paid through quarterly estimated payments.
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The House passed larger legislation alongside that resolution that would require lawmakers from both chambers to pay back taxpayer-funded settlements related to sexual harassment and other complaints against them within 90 days or have amounts withheld from their salary until it is paid back.
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The entirety of his purse would be garnished by the government in order to pay delinquent income taxes, and an additional $19793 was withheld from him by the National Boxing Association to ensure that he made his mandatory defense against Gavilan, the number one contender.
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And if a diagnosis of pneumonia was purposely withheld from the public until it had to revealed after Trump suffered such as episode, many of the same people screaming about bias against Hillary Clinton would be calling on Trump to drop out of the race.
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"I call him every day and tell him how much I love him for saving my nephew's life," Destiny McKinney, who lost her sister Kacey Renee McKinney in the shooting, tells PEOPLE about the boyfriend, who asked that his name be withheld from the story.
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Republicans refused to ask for documents from his three-year tenure as staff secretary to former President George W. Bush and some paperwork from his time as a White House lawyer either hasn't been cleared for public release or was withheld from the committee.
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The supersonic jets — which can fly for hundreds of miles undetected by radar and of which 703 were slated for Turkey's military — were withheld from the Turks after President Recep Tayyip Erdogan made clear his forces would buy the S-400 against U.S. wishes.
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"You do understand that Dr. King was marching for civil rights because people that looked like me were being beaten, dogs were being sicced on them, basic human rights were being withheld from these people merely because of the color of their skin," she said.
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W. Shane Cohen inherited 23,039 pages of public and secret transcripts; a vault with secret evidence withheld from defense lawyers by prosecutors invoking a national security exception; approximately 500 substantive legal case motions, some awaiting rulings; and more legal arguments and filings in the pipeline.
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But thanks to a small group of Republicans led by Senators Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski, who seem open to going against McConnell's wishes, it appears that some of the witnesses and documents withheld from the House investigation may be produced during the Senate trial.
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The abuse of power article rests on the fact that Mr. Trump pressed Mr. Zelensky for political favors while the White House withheld from Kyiv $391 million of military aid that had been approved by Pentagon and State Department officials and required by Congress.
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For instance, on Friday the Trump administration withheld from The New York Times 20 emails about Ukraine between a top aide to President Donald Trump's acting chief of staff and an official at the White House Office of Management and Budget, citing executive privilege.
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For example, if Trump signs a tax package into law in late fall that takes effect at the start of 2018, taxpayers next year could begin to see a smaller amount of taxes withheld from their paychecks and an increase in their take-home pay.
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No. You're required to complete the new form only if you're hired by a new employer in 2020 or if you want to have more (or less) money withheld from your paycheck — perhaps because of a life change, like getting married or having a baby.
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The IRS is still working on an update to a key form — the W-4 — that determines the amount of income tax withheld from your pay based on a number of crtieria, including whether your spouse works, whether you have children and whether you itemize.
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Inspector general did not agree with decision to withhold complaint A source familiar with Tuesday's briefing told CNN that the inspector general indicated to lawmakers that he did not agree with the administration's assertion that details in the whistleblower complaint should be withheld from Congress.
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After the election, Comey informed President-elect Trump about the lurid allegations against him in the so-called "Steele dossier," but admitted in an interview this week that he withheld from Trump the fact that it was opposition research paid for by Hillary Clinton. 85033.
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In a letter to the E.P.A. inspector general on Thursday, Mr. Carper and Senator Jeff Merkley, Democrat of Oregon, said they would like to know if public information had been withheld from public-records requests through the use of the two additional email addresses by Mr. Pruitt.
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Boeing shares rose on Tuesday after two sharp days of declines following the release of instant messages on Friday from a former Boeing pilot that the company had withheld from the FAA and which raised questions about what Boeing may have known about a key safety system.
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Here's who's most at risk for a lower refund this year: The largest population of people who will be affected by the tax changes are those who did not adjust their W-2000, the form that calculates how much income tax is withheld from every paycheck.
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Judge Emmet Sullivan granted a motion in a lawsuit against the State Department Tuesday that could pave the way for future action including, potentially, an order that the State Department subpoena Clinton and top aide Huma Abedin to obtain personal emails they withheld from the State Department.
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As the Washington Post's Greg Miller and Greg Jaffe write: The information the president relayed had been provided by a U.S. partner through an intelligence-sharing arrangement considered so sensitive that details have been withheld from allies and tightly restricted even within the U.S. government, officials said.
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The big picture: AP and other news outlets briefed by officials on the arms sale, which is expected to be confirmed officially soon, report that the deal is separate to the nearly $400 million in military aid Trump confirmed last month he had withheld from Ukraine.
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Mr. Trump's dealings with Ukraine are at least part of the whistle-blower complaint, which the Trump administration had withheld from Congress until Wednesday afternoon and which is said to contain a detailed account of the president's attempts to pressure a foreign power for personal political gain.
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Filling out the new withholding form, known as the W-4, could fix that problem by making sure the right amount is withheld from your paycheck -- even though filers are only required to fill out the form if they are starting a new job in 2020.
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The amount withheld from my check for federal income tax seemed too low to cover my whole tax burden for 2018, given that usually itemize my deductions beyond the new higher standard deduction - even if I would get a bigger tax credit for my two kids.
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WASHINGTON — It was "find the Affordable Care Act replacement" day on Thursday as publicity-seeking Democrats — and one frustrated Republican — scampered through Capitol corridors, hunting for an elusive copy of a bill that Republican leaders have withheld from the public as they search for party unity.
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According to multiple reports, it turned out that the new emails at issue here weren't from Clinton's server, that they didn't appear to have been deliberately withheld from the FBI, and that the separate investigation that turned up the emails wasn't related to the Clintons themselves.
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Former President Barack Obama suggested in January 2017 that information related to a federal probe of Russian election interference might have to be withheld from aides to then-President-elect Donald Trump, according to an internal White House email released Monday by two senior GOP senators.
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If Instagram poets are now pushing for erasure's revival, that might be because it tends to pop up in "a kind of society with a culture of suspicion—a suspicion that things are being held and withheld from individuals," said Srikanth Reddy, a poet who works in the form.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions After two days of questions about how it was decided that more than 100,000 pages of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's White House work would be withheld from the Senate Judiciary Committee's review, the Justice Department took responsibility for the decision on Monday night.
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The individual tax rates changed, so the IRS updated the income tax withholding tables and encouraged filers to review and update their W-20183 forms — which determine how much income tax is withheld from your pay — to make sure you were withholding the right amount under the new legislation.
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The Houthis have in turn demanded that the Saudi-led coalition that controls Yemen's airspace allow Sanaa airport to reopen and that the Yemen central bank, which Hadi had moved last year from Sanaa to Aden, pay salaries that had been withheld from civil servants for several months.
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BMW and GM both dropped the ball last week Last week, BMW was singled out by the secretary of transportation over its Remote Control Parking feature officially being in compliance with federal safety standards, a big deal after the company had withheld from the US market over regulatory fears.
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The first independent panel investigating the attacks, the Congressional Joint Inquiry, compiled a list of leads into the California part of the plot that it turned over to the F.B.I. and C.I.A. and eventually became part of the 28 pages withheld from the public version of the report.
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There's actor Martin Wallstrom as Wellick, a presence withheld from the screen almost entirely until this final episode, when he is called upon to unleash a lifetime of mind-warping fear, frustration, ambition and emptiness as he tearfully turns on the one man he's ever felt understands his drives.
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But according to the testimony of National Security Council Ukraine expert Alexander Vindman last week, he believed it was clear as soon as July 10 -- two weeks before the call -- that almost $400 million in military aid was being withheld from Ukraine until they did what the President wanted.
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The dispute over whether evidence the police gathered by stopping Mr. Lewis can be withheld from trial also highlights the erosion of the exclusionary rule, established by the Supreme Court, which says illegally obtained evidence should be kept from trials, said Stuart Green, a professor at Rutgers Law School.
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Though the workers' status in this case is unknown, research shows that undocumented workers in the US frequently have money withheld from their paychecks, which means that many of them are actually supporting social welfare programs like Medicare and Social Security while getting none of the benefits in return.
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Mr. Priebus has told Mr. Trump and Mr. Bannon that the administration needs to rethink its policy and communications operation in the wake of embarrassing revelations that key details of the orders were withheld from agencies, White House staff and Republican congressional leaders like Speaker Paul D. Ryan.
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The impeachment inquiry has heard testimony from current and former officials that military aid was withheld from Ukraine and that a White House meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy was conditioned on investigations into the Bidens and a debunked conspiracy theory about Ukraine interference in the 2016 U.S. election.
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In a deal closed after the auction, 28 objects withheld from the sale were acquired by a group of French dealers led by the Paris-based gallerist Robert Vallois and donated to the Petit Musée de la Récade in Benin, a museum Vallois and his colleagues helped found.
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The Intelligence Committee will focus on the substance of the president's alleged actions as outlined in a whistleblower complaint that the Trump administration initially withheld from Congress, while the Foreign Affairs Committee plans to probe the details of the State Department's possible involvement with Rudy Giuliani, Trump's personal attorney.
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While the federal criminal system permits juries to consider cases in total anonymity, New York State has a more restrictive law that allows the addresses of jurors to be withheld from the public and the parties at a trial, but does not allow their names to be withheld.
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Police departments and federal agencies alike are remarkably secretive about cell site simulator details—important information like pricing, components that are sold with the devices, how the devices are actually operated, has been withheld from the public due to law enforcement fears that this investigative tool will be compromised.
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Rachel: my dad can't be here bc of work obligationsTranslation: he's a federal judge and can't be seen on this trash show #TheBachelor That's because Nick is really only afraid of approval being withheld from him by other men, and with the threat of Rachel's father eliminated, the coast is clear.
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The Washington Post said in its report, major details of which were confirmed by CNN, that Trump had told the Russians about information provided by a US partner agency in an intelligence-sharing agreement that was so sensitive details were withheld from allies and restricted even within the US government.
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If you're getting a large tax refund this year, you might want to consider adjusting the amount withheld from your paycheck next year by updating your W-4 form on file with HR. You'll keep more of your money every paycheck instead of giving the government an interest-free loan.
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In October, Judge Richard D. Anderson of Louisiana District Court ruled that because important evidence had been withheld from the defense at trial — specifically, that another man who fit the description of the suspect was accused of committing similar crimes in the same area — Mr. Jones's conviction should be vacated.
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When one witness to the Ukraine scandal, White House budget chief Russ Vought, came before the House Budget Committee earlier this month, no Democrats asked him about why millions of dollars in aid were withheld from Ukraine, even though he had defied a House Intelligence Committee subpoena to testify in November.
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But Schiff vowed last week to mount an extensive investigation into the whistleblower controversy dominating Washington and said Congress will get to the bottom of why those details are being withheld from lawmakers come "hell or high water," asserting that the case involves something "more sinister" than a policy difference.
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All of a sudden, Ms. Sacks said, "I was being faced with the financial decisions of a full-time employee," like how much federal income tax she'd like to have withheld from her paycheck and whether she would be interested in putting some of her money in a growth account.
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Dr. Barbara Ziv, a professor at Temple University and a member of the Pennsylvania Sexual Offenders Assessment Board for nearly 20 years, confirmed to CNN she will be a witness for the prosecution in the Weinstein case after documents previously withheld from the public were unsealed by New York's Supreme Court on Tuesday.
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Senator Cory Gardner of Colorado, known as a talented campaigner, abruptly walked away from a filmed interview last weekend to avoid answering a question about the military assistance Mr. Trump withheld from Ukraine, a central issue in the inquiry into whether the president enlisted a foreign government to smear his political opponents.
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Utilities: $100 electric (in summer), $40 cable and internet, $83 a month for gas Transportation: No fixed costsPhone bill: $70 a phone for 2 smartphonesHealth insurance: Provided by employers at no cost to usSavings: We each have 1.5% withheld from our paychecks every month for the Hong Kong version of Social Security.
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Reuters wrote that each of the companies involved requested that their 810 authorizations stay on the down-low:"In this case, each of the companies which received a specific authorization for (Saudi Arabia) have provided us written request that their authorization be withheld from public release," the NNSA said in the document.
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In December, a congressional spending bill signed by President Obama threatened to cut off funding if records were improperly withheld from the inspectors general for the Justice Department and five others covered by the bill: the Commerce Department, NASA, the National Science Foundation, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission and the Legal Service Corporation.
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Treasury has estimated that 21 percent of wage earners will owe the IRS money when they file their taxes this year under the guidance, because they didn't have enough withheld from their paychecks, compared to 85033 percent if the new tax law hadn't been enacted, according to a Government Accountability Office (GAO) report.
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A team of roughly 50 lawyers is reviewing tens of thousands of pages of documents held by the Bush Library in Texas as part of an effort to determine which, if any, should be withheld from the Senate based on Mr. Bush's assertion of "executive privilege" — his right to object to their release.
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In a report submitted to Kimba M. Wood, the federal judge presiding over Mr. Cohen's case in Manhattan, the special master, Barbara S. Jones, said that only 14 paper documents out of the 639 that she had looked at are privileged, or partly privileged, and would be withheld from the prosecutors' inquiry.
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In the lead-up to the caucuses, officials at the state party and the D.N.C. made an effort to keep Shadow's involvement a secret, asking with no apparent irony that even the name of the company be withheld from the public, arguing that hackers could not attack what they did not know existed.
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Goodlatte also asked a series of questions about the contents of the laptops, including how many documents were reviewed by the FBI, how many documents were withheld from investigators because they fell outside of a date range agreed upon by Wilkinson and the DOJ, and how many classified documents were on each laptop.
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But also if credibility -- this capricious and subjective thing that Hirono has withheld from Brett Kavanaugh but bestowed upon Christine Blasey Ford, a stranger whose politics she favors and whose accusations she sees as politically advantageous -- is THE standard, this disadvantages any victim who accuses a powerful person of sexual harassment or assault.
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CrowdStrike cooperated with the FBI's investigation of the hacks but Trump has nonetheless repeatedly pushed baseless conspiracy theories suggesting that information was somehow withheld from the bureau because CrowdStrike didn't turn over a physical server to the FBI, and was therefore involved in a cover-up that resulted in the Russia investigation.
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A smaller refund doesn&apost always mean you paid more in taxesThough many Americans rely on the windfall from a tax refund, financial experts say a larger or smaller refund is not indicative of whether a person paid more or less in taxes, but rather of the amount withheld from their paycheck.
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At the direction of his superiors at the National Security Council, including John R. Bolton, then the national security adviser, Colonel Vindman drafted a memorandum in mid-August that sought to restart security aid that was being withheld from Ukraine, but Mr. Trump refused to sign it, according to documents reviewed by the Times.
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President Trump has already reversed an Obama-era rule that blocked states from denying family planning grant funds to Planned Parenthood and other abortion providers, and now his administration is going further by suggesting all federal funds, whether they be grant or Medicaid dollars, be withheld from any healthcare center that also provides abortions.
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"If a careful examination of the entire scope of his legal history — thus far withheld from the Senate — demonstrates that Mr. Kavanaugh lied under oath, the constitutionally prescribed remedy would be impeachment proceedings," more than three dozen of the most progressive House Democrats wrote to Mr. Trump urging his withdrawal ahead of the confirmation vote.
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A group of Democratic National Committee officials approved and then withheld from their own leadership a proposal to carve out a generous exit package for the party chair, Tom Perez, and two top lieutenants, leaving Democrats confounded over the weekend by the optics and timing of the decision on the eve of the presidential primary.
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Trump has acknowledged that military aid was withheld from Ukraine and that he discussed former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenWhistleblower complaint declassified on eve of high-stakes testimony Ocasio-Cortez on impeachment: 'I think the ground has shifted' Democrats ask Pentagon to probe delayed Ukraine aid MORE with Zelensky during a discussion on corruption.
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In addition to Stone and Liu, Democrats have a long list of issues they're likely to press Barr on, including his involvement in decisions surrounding Trump's decision to withhold military funds from Ukraine last year, and his handling of a whistleblower complaint about the episode that DOJ determined should be withheld from Congress, overruling an intelligence community inspector general.
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" The attorneys say exact terms of the proposed settlement have been internationally withheld from them, but "we have learned that it is a windfall for the insurance companies, Harvey and Robert Weinstein, the former Directors of the Weinstein Company and their big firm lawyers, and class counsel who will pocket millions of dollars as part of the deal.
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The prosecutors working on the case had not reviewed the recording because it, along with millions of other documents and files seized in FBI searches of Cohen's home, hotel room and office in April, was undergoing the special master process, in which an independent party reviews whether the items should be regarded as privileged and thus withheld from prosecutors.
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When I asked her why she had withheld from me such important information, which might even prevent my daughter's death, she told me she was being loyal to her daughter — but now that her daughter and mine had grown apart, she no longer felt bound by that obligation and wanted to get this off her chest.
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Ethnic democracies grant rights to all citizens, but only insofar as those rights don't interfere with the goal of self-determination for the dominant group — a goal usually given a high priority after self-determination has been withheld from that group for a long time, as it was for Jews and the ethnic groups populating former Soviet states.
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But now, an unprecedented standoff between Congress and the Trump administration over a staffer who did go through the formal channels, only to have their concerns withheld from lawmakers, has laid bare a loophole in whistleblower protection laws that many thought would never be revealed: What happens when an intelligence agent blows the whistle on the president?
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The data was never ultimately never delivered, thanks to a lawsuit brought by Texas voting rights activists and the commission was closed down on January 3rd, because—depending on who you ask—of either the vast number of states determined not to participate or because internal records withheld from Democrats named to the commission were about to released into their hands.
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The third-biggest contributor to the elevated cancer risk nationwide, formaldehyde, is also the subject of intense pressure within the E.P.A. According to a report that the Government Accountability Office released in March, the assessment of that chemical, which is used in building materials, glue and fabrics, and has been linked to cancers, was withheld from publication — along with 10 others.
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The chairs of two House panels are demanding that the White House turn over documents and information about military aid withheld from Ukraine amid scrutiny over President TrumpDonald John TrumpSessions says he still supports Trump despite ouster as AG House Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Giuliani consulted with Manafort on Ukraine info: report MORE's interactions with the country.
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The complaint led to an extraordinary injunction on March 20183, 1954, by a federal judge in Maine, John D. Clifford Jr. He ordered that any journal or pamphlet that mentioned orgone "shall be destroyed," that all orgone accumulators be destroyed, and that all copies of Dr. Reich's books that mentioned orgone "shall be withheld" from circulation until such references were redacted.
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Helen Molesworth reminds us in Work Ethic that we may think of strikes as calls to halt production in order to protest wages and working conditions, but they are, in a deeper sense, a powerful way of saying NO. In an artists' metaphoric strike, she explains, art making doesn't stop, but it is withheld from the art market's system of commodification and display.
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FROM COINAGE: This Is How Much It Would Cost to Paint the White House (And More Crazy Facts) "You do understand that Dr. King was marching for civil rights because people that looked like me were being beaten, dogs were being sicced on them, basic human rights were being withheld from these people merely because of the color of their skin," Sanders told him.
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For Trump, inexperience may be a virtue, and either because Grenell is new to intelligence, a lack of knowledge of DNI ethics and procedures, or just a plain old desire to keep pleasing Trump, Grenell may be more willing to block and tackle intelligence that Trump doesn't want released (before Grenell's appointment, there were already reports of Ukraine-related information being withheld from Congress).
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Mr. Corallo, who worked as a Justice Department spokesman during the George W. Bush administration, told colleagues he was alarmed not only by what Ms. Hicks had said — either she was being naïve or was suggesting that the emails could be withheld from investigators — but also that she had said it in front of the president without a lawyer on the phone and that the conversation could not be protected by attorney-client privilege.
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Trump is under increasing pressure with regard to the impeachment inquiry after acting White House chief of staff Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyTrump urges GOP to fight for him Bill Press: Mulvaney proves need for daily briefings Gingrich calls for eliminating White House press corps in wake of Mulvaney briefing MORE undermined the administration's talking points and linked aid withheld from Ukraine to Trump's calls for Ukraine's government to launch investigations into the 28503 election.
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John Kasich (R-Ohio) in a GOP-controlled Congress, the act ended welfare as an entitlement program; required recipients to begin working after two years of receiving benefits; placed a lifetime limit of five years on benefits paid by federal funds; sought to encourage two-parent families and to discourage out-of-wedlock births; enhanced enforcement of child support, and required state professional and occupational licenses to be withheld from undocumented immigrants.
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The Washington Post reported on Monday afternoon that, in his highly publicized meeting with Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak and Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov, President Trump revealed "highly classified information" that the United States hadn't even shared with its own allies: The information Trump relayed had been provided by a U.S. partner through an intelligence-sharing arrangement considered so sensitive that details have been withheld from allies and tightly restricted even within the U.S. government, officials said.
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Johnson told CNN's Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperRepublicans, Democrats brace for first public testimony in impeachment inquiry Johnson dismisses testimony from White House officials contradicting Trump as 'just their impression' Saagar Enjeti: Harris campaign 'is failing because she doesn't stand for anything' MORE on "State of the Union" that he believed Trump wanted aid withheld from Ukraine was because the president perceived the country and its officials as corrupt and not worthy of American taxpayer dollars.
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The IRS on Wednesday announced that it will waive a penalty for some taxpayers who didn't have enough money withheld from their paychecks last year, in an effort to aid people as they adjust to the tax-code changes made by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's tax law.
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Accordingly, by the authority vested in me as President and Commander in Chief by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, I hereby certify that all information within records that agencies have proposed for continued postponement under section 5(g)(2)(D) of the Act must be temporarily withheld from full public disclosure until no later than April 26, 2018, to allow sufficient time to determine whether such information warrants continued postponement under the Act.
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But the FBI withheld from the American public and Congress, until months later, that Steele had been paid to find his dirt on Trump by a firm doing political opposition research for the Democratic Party and for Democratic presidential candidate Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 28500 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE, and that Steele himself harbored hatred for Trump.
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For example, FAFSA asks whether your parents made "Payments to tax-deferred pension and retirement savings plans (paid directly or withheld from earnings), including, but not limited to, amounts reported on the W-63 forms in Boxes 12a through 12d, codes D, E, F, G, H and S." Some families might have parents who are familiar enough with finances to know what this question meant — to my mom and me it was like reading a foreign language.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 2020 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE was informed of a whistleblower's complaint about his dealings with Ukraine before he released aid that had been withheld from the country, The New York Times reported Tuesday, citing two people familiar with the matter.
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Instead of having a set amount of federal taxes withheld from their pay — the way it was when they were working — they now have to write a check for estimated amounts to the IRS four times a year "With estimated tax payments, there's the issue of making sure they actually paid the tax," said Harjit Virk, a CPA and senior associate with Getzel Schiff & Pesce LLP in Woodbury, New York "Sometimes you have to send reminders when the payments are due," he said.
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The IRS's in-house watchdog on Thursday recommended that the agency provide more penalty relief for people who did not have enough money withheld from their paychecks throughout the year, as people file their taxes for the first time under President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's tax law.
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Occupation: ConsultantIndustry: SoftwareAge: 33Location: ChicagoSalary: $156,000Paycheck Amount (2x/month): $5,504.17Gender Identity: Woman Monthly ExpensesRent: $1,900 for a one bedroom loft (I live alone and technically rent is $33,000, but I rent my unused parking spot to a friend for $100/month)Loans: $0 (I had a full scholarship for undergrad and my parents helped me pay for graduate school)Netflix: $0 (I use my sister and brother-in-law's account)Utilities: $60-$100 depending on the seasonGym: $0 (my apartment has a gym onsite that I use for free)Imperfect Produce Delivery: $20 on average401K: $403 withheld from my paycheck each period.
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