Sentence examples for allowances at the time from inspiring English sources

You have to pay a $500 penalty if you make statements or claim withholding allowances on Form W-4 that reduce the amount of tax withheld when you have no reasonable basis for those statements or allowances at the time you prepared the form.

We found an increased probability for working after receiving either medical or vocational rehabilitation allowances, at the time of departure from a rehabilitation clinic.

He has suggested funding subsidised mortgages for private tenants by withdrawing £14bn of tax allowances that were at the time given to buy-to-let landlords.

He suggested funding subsidised mortgages for private tenants by withdrawing £14bn of tax allowances that were at the time given to buy-to-let landlords.

The 1981 budget saw a significant tightening of policy (mainly through a failure to raise personal tax allowances) at a time when the economy was in a deep recession.

In 1968, he actually clawed back some money from better off families through the family tax allowance and Labour thought at the time they paid a political price for that … Margaret Thatcher's government's looked over the files repeatedly but never did anything fundamental – to save money, they introduced lower payments for the second child, but that was it.

14 The number of pregnant women who have a spontaneous abortion between six and 20 weeks after the last menstrual period was estimated to be 10.9% of all pregnancies and the ectopic pregnancy rate was estimated to be 2.3%, with allowance for estimated gestation at the time of fetal loss.

She has been told that she cannot apply for a bereavement payment (a fixed £2,000 grant), nor bereavement allowance (£95.25 per week), nor widowed parent's allowance, on the grounds that, at the time of her partner's death, they were not legally married.

Ed Balls, a candidate for the Labour leadership, said: "If George Osborne tries to buy off the Liberal Democrats by raising personal allowances but at the same time puts up VAT the result will be deeply unfair, not only hurting low-income families but also pensioners and the unemployed, who don't pay income tax".

Mr Osborne announced the age-related allowances freeze at the same time as revising the threshold below which under-65s pay no tax on their income - which he described as the "biggest tax cut for a generation".

My own gripe would be that the chancellor failed to tell the watching voter that he is freezing personal allowances at a time of 3% inflation, thereby pulling in a £1bn or so of extra income tax via what is known as "fiscal drag".