The phrase "allowance car" is not a standard or commonly used expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts, such as discussing a vehicle provided as part of a financial allowance or benefit, but it is not widely recognized.
Example: "The company provided an allowance car for employees who needed to travel for work-related purposes."
Alternatives: "company car" or "vehicle allowance".
List down all your monthly expenses (electrical/water bills, grocery, kids/wife/your allowance, car, gas, etc. ) List down other extra expenses (your may set a specific amount; this will be used for emergencies like car trouble, medicine for unexpected illness, kids activities, etc. ) Sum up all your monthly expenses + other extra expenses.
Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher, & Flom, the big New York law firm, clamped down on meal allowances, car services and catering costs during the recession of the early 1990's, "so we don't have a lot of easy pickings laying around now," said Earle Yaffa, the firm's managing director.
He once ran through the prerequisites - school fees, allowances, cars, drivers and other moneysworths he thought a certain kind of briefcase soldier really cared about.
Steve McGill, chief of Aon Risk Solutions, will have to somehow get by with a $90,000 cost-of living allowance, $23,000 car allowance, a one-time relocation allowance of $80,000 and a first-year bonus of $200,000, according to securities filings.
The dispute in that case also concerned the meaning of a federal law, this one allowing some debtors a standard monthly allowance for car-ownership costs.
"The increase in fuel duty makes no allowance for car-dependent, rural and disabled drivers," said Mr King.
In addition, implementation of monetary and non-monetary incentives for health workers working in rural and remote areas have been seriously neglected by the government, even though experiments with such schemes, such as deprived area allowances and car incentives, have been conducted [ 50, 51].
The compensation not only includes six-figure salaries, but often times allowances for cars and housing and five or six figure contributions to pensions.
D. Scott Olivet received a $1,000-a-month car allowance last year but was also allowed to drive a 2005 Mercedes SL65 that belonged to his boss, Jim Jannard.
The 64-year-old's £1.79m remuneration package includes a £10,000 car allowance and £26,000 for benefits such as fuel allowances and contributions to medical plans.
