The phrase "allowance for returns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, finance, or inventory management, where it refers to a provision made for the expected return of goods.
Example: "In our financial projections, we need to include an allowance for returns to accurately reflect our revenue."
Alternatives: "provision for returns" or "reserve for returns".
To attract the best talent, employers can offer a good remuneration package, assistance to those making the move and give an allowance for return travel.
Freight Out is added to COGS and the Cost of Sales Returns is estimated (when the Allowance for Sales Returns is estimated) and returned against COGS if advised so by your CPA, depending on your experience level with returns.
Enrollment increased in the four years after the war due to the G.I. Bill, which paid tuition, room, board, and a small allowance for veterans returning from World War II.
11 Economic rent, in the context of forest management, is the surplus revenue from the sale of roundwood harvested in the forest after taking into account all the costs of harvesting and forest management, including an allowance for a normal return on the capital invested in the forest operation.
Let's not write anyone off, there should be a personal investment allowance for all to allow people to return to education and training.
The son of a clergyman, Farquhar entered Trinity College, Dublin, as a sizar (one who received a college allowance in return for performing menial duties), but he preferred working as an unsuccessful actor at the Smock Alley Theatre in Dublin.
Our AmeriCorps VISTA members are asked to serve their communities under conditions of hardship, receiving a poverty-level living allowance in return for their one year commitment of service.
The award includes full tuition fees; an annual book and conference allowance; a monthly sustenance allowance; annual return airfares; allowance for computer, clothing, and settling-in; and a monthly overseas allowance, where applicable.
Indeed, the dreams and hopes of the migrant community remain underpinned by the unspoken accord made between the CCP and the Chinese populace in the post-Tiananmen environment -- allowance for unfettered economic freedoms in return for acquiescence to the absolute rule of the Party.
The commission made findings as to the value of appellant's property, the permissible allowance for depreciation, and the rate of return.
