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To allowances
noun
The act of allowing, granting, conceding, or admitting; authorization; permission; sanction; tolerance.
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In particular, the changes to allowances make it crucial that people take tax-planning advice and look to maximise their own and their spouse's allowances.
Sweeteners included scrapping a planned 3p-a-litre rise in fuel duty, a 1% cut in corporation tax, and changes to allowances which will take earnings below £9,440 out of income tax altogether.
Members of the Council receive a monthly salary of about $12,000, in addition to allowances for staff members and administration that total almost $1.3 million over a four-year term.
"The cumulative effect of the pay freeze, changes to allowances and the prospect of pension reform continues to cause concern within the armed forces at a time when demands on them remain high".
Hardly any change was made to allowances, or to automatic promotions and salary rises, and there was no big pension reform, even though this is a growing concern for Brussels as well as for national governments.Trimming running costs is something most EU governments have been doing assiduously.
Changes to allowances for Medicare - medical care for the elderly.
I was exonerated by the House of Lords authorities in relation to allowances in October 2009.
How much money goes under the mattress and how much oney goes to allowances… These individuals are hard-working and they are credit worthy, but you couldn't lend to them because they couldn't be documented".
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