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withhold from

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withhold something from (someone or an animal)
to hold something back or in reserve from someone or an animal. We withheld some of the food from the guests. I had to withhold some food from the dog so there would be enough for tomorrow.


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The new withholding tables will tell employers and payroll administrators how much less in federal income taxes to withhold from workers' wages.
So how do individuals know how much they should withhold from their paycheck given the new tax law changes?
 
 
 
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