The phrase "all allowances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the total amount of allowances granted or considered in a specific context, such as budgeting or accounting.
Example: "After reviewing the budget, we found that all allowances for travel expenses had been accounted for."
Alternatives: "all provisions" or "all concessions".
10c derogation intent When the EU adopted the climate and energy package in December 2008, the 10c derogation was included as an exception to the rule that from 2013 onwards, all allowances for power companies should be auctioned rather than granted for free.
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85% of all allowances, i.e. 149.2 million will be allocated free of charge while the remaining 15% (26.3 million allowances) will be auctioned.
One way to mitigate such a bill is to ensure that all allowances and expenses are claimed in full against rental income.
It has to be noted that the costs of personnel do not reflect their net salary but the total cost for the employer, including all allowances, pension fund, insurance, garments etc.
The legislation would cap national greenhouse gas emissions, auctioning off all allowances for emissions and then refunding 75percentt of federal revenues to taxpayers, using the other 25percenttoto invest in green technologies.
They can't eat fast food, but over the past two years all the allowances and incentives the state gave us have just disappeared".
This has not insulated it from critics who say it has no right to raise revenues from a scheme that would work just as well if all the allowances were given away.
(A second, from the right, elements of which think all the allowances should be given away, not auctioned, still looms).From the beginning CARB has presented its scheme as a model for others.
We find that around 30% of all allowance claims are overstated and, consistent with deliberate tax evasion, we observe sharp reactions of taxpayers to thresholds where the allowance discretely jumps to a higher amount.
Indian traders, worried that the decision will be reversed, have quickly sold almost all the allowance at rock-bottom prices.
