The phrase "allowance tax" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing tax deductions or credits related to allowances, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The allowance tax can significantly reduce the overall tax burden for families with dependents."
Alternatives: "deduction tax" or "exemption tax".
The ambitious multi-billion pound programme rolls together together several working-age benefits into one monthly payment for claimants, including job seeker's allowance, tax credits and housing benefit.
He said the chancellor, George Osborne, had around £5bn which could be used to increase the personal allowance tax threshold or to row back from plans to cut public spending to the level of the 1930s in the next parliament.
The impact will be worst in the north of England, hit by higher levels of underoccupation and by other benefit cuts such as changes to employment and support allowance, tax credits, incapacity benefit and council tax.
The federal government has offered FFRF the same housing allowance tax break offered to clergy but group leaders do not want one, saying it creates an unfair advantage to religious groups.
It wants the government to extend its £250,000 investment allowance tax break beyond its current deadline of January 2015 and to introduce a capital allowance for structures and buildings.
The Liberal Democrat business secretary indicated the chancellor had a sum estimated at £5bn – that could be used to increase the personal allowance tax threshold or to row back from plans to cut public spending back to the level of the 1930s in the next parliament.
They included restricting Carer's Allowance, taxing disability benefits, limiting child benefit to the first two children and regional variations in benefit caps.
There are currently no allowances, tax breaks or grants for grandparents who care for grandchildren.
Investment allowances, tax credits, and investment grants reduce the cost of new equipment and plants and thus make investment more attractive.
Measurement of the cost of a minimum standard of living is essential in determining relief payments, social-insurance benefits, family allowances, tax exemptions, and minimum wages.
Owen Bowcott Osborne moved to place a cap on the £157bn UK welfare budget by introducing controls on spending on housing benefit, disability allowances, tax credits and some pensioner benefits.
