Withholding
In many countries, organizations withhold (deduct) a percentage of the payment (as a tax to the government) while issuing payments to their vendors. For example, our organization purchases goods worth $10,000 from Computers Inc. Assume that this purchase attracts 30% tax for the vendor. In this case, Computers Inc. (seller) is liable to pay $300 on the sale of $1000. However, this tax amount is deducted by the buyer while issuing the payment itself and directly paid to the government. In other words, the purchasing organization will create a payment for only $700 for Computers Inc. Remaining amount of $300 is directly paid to the government.
PeopleSoft AP withholding feature can be used to address withholding requirements of various ...
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