The phrase "allowances for payment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to financial transactions, budgeting, or accounting where specific provisions or amounts are set aside for payments.
Example: "The budget includes allowances for payment of all outstanding invoices by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "provisions for payment" or "allocations for payment".
This is their gross income before tax and national insurance after deducting allowances for, for example, payments into pension schemes, and £1,130 for any other financially dependant child.
The duo impressed the crowd as they delivered a killer pitch for their app, Beanstocks, an app that allows parents to coordinate allowances and payments for their kids that are attached to real bank accounts.
Mr Davies said after Mr Mote ceased to be an MEP he "abused that allowance by submitting false claims for payment for work".
In the past that was possible only for corruption, violence or gross negligence.A baroque system of allowances (a special payment for handling decomposed bodies, for example) is being phased out.
The scandal erupted four years ago when the Daily Telegraph published a series of expenses claims made by MPs which showed abuses of allowances for second homes, as well as payments for the cleaning of a moat and the cost of an island for ducks.
Innovative incentive mechanisms such as performance-based payments or hardship allowances for rural postings can also be introduced.
Financial measures and incentives such as special allowances for non-private practice and additional payments for remote staff have been implemented to attract and retain them.
A number of financial measures and incentives such as special allowances for non-private practice and additional payments for remote staff have also been implemented.
The single payment will replace separate allowances for housing and other living expenses and will be paid monthly rather than weekly.
Though the amendment is not expected to pass, it points to a new phase of uncertainty in the trial over the scandal, commonly called the mensalão, or big monthly allowance, for the regular payments made to legislators in exchange for their votes.
