Cumulative Withholding

Cumulative withholding refers to a method of determining income taxes to be withheld. Wages are added for a particular payroll period to total wages already paid during the year. The aggregate is then divided by the number of payroll periods, and any excess tax is deducted from current payment of wages.

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