Sentence examples for allowance rises from inspiring English sources

The total allowance rises to 34 weeks for twins and 46 for triplets.

The tax-free personal allowance rises from £6,035 to £6,475 from April.

2013-14: The joint state pension allowance rises from 1 April to £176.15 a week or £9,160 a year, leaving this couple £224 better off.

That's what today's budget was really about: support for better-off pensioners and savers to solidify the Tory vote against the threat from Ukip, and the skewing of tax allowance rises to ensure that the greatest benefit goes to higher rate taxpayers.

At the moment, anyone who rents out a room on which the rental income exceeds £4,250 a year must pay tax on the amount above this, but from April the tax-free allowance rises to £7,500 – the first time the threshold has moved since 1997.

The latter will account for large market share, and the demand for emission allowance rises, leading to relatively high emission price (shown in Fig. 9).

The personal tax allowance rise touches too few.

Her jobseeker's allowance rose by inflation each year, an extra £1.70 a week.

2005 Council tax refunds for pensioners rise from £50 to £200 per household, plus tax-free £200 winter allowance, rising to £300 for over-80s.

His base pay, which includes fees as well as salary, rose by £11,000 to £1.11m, and his private healthcare and car allowance rose £6,000 to £30,000.

If you were born before 1948 you have a £10,500 personal allowance, rising to £10,660 if you were born before 1938.