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• n  a payment smaller than needed or expected
• n  the act of paying less than required

• JACK WHITE, 63, reporter for the Providence Journal whose 1973 story on Richard Nixon's underpayment of his income taxes won the Pulitzer Prize and prompted Nixon, who ultimately .
• Next on the fighting Senator's agenda: underpayment of teachers, black-market babies, maladministration of prisons.
• The IRS may subject taxpayers who use such a "charitable split trust" to a 20% underpayment penalty and may yank the tax-exempt status of participating charities.

News & Articles

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• Craneware and Billings Clinic to Present at HFMA ANI 2013
  ATLANTA, June 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Underpayments for pharmaceutical supplies continue to be a significant revenue drain on hospitals as they struggle to improve financial performance. It's hard to ...
  June 17, 2013 - PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance

Quotes

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• Andrew Cuomo in Albany Business Review
  Prevailing wage laws underscore the integrity of New York's public contracting process,Cuomo said in a prepared statement. "The underpayment of workers is an unconscionable affront to taxpayers, as well as a sad reflection of the greed and...
• Liam Fox in guardian.co.uk
  Fox added: "They arrange my surgeries, they do some of my casework, and they do a huge amount of secretarial work which probably represents an underpayment for the amount of work they do."