Sentence examples for allowances in force from inspiring English sources
The newspaper said this appeared to be a breach of the rules on parliamentary allowances in force before 2010, which allowed MPs to claim back mortgage interest and other costs associated with having a second home.
Sir Paul found that the money claimed by Dr Fox was "not recoverable under the rules then in force", which said allowances could not be claimed on additional mortgages secured on the same property.
But more than 90 per cent of estates are already exempt, because there is an allowance of £325,000 per individual, or £650,000 for a married couple, already in force.
No detail is yet clear about the amount of transferable allowance proposed now, but it would only apply to basic rate taxpayers and may not be in force before the next election.
Adams/Hicks also include the basic salary, allowance schemes, health insurance premiums, housing or housing allowances in this category.
US leaders have insisted on an allowance for force.
The Government's new rules for those claiming jobseeker's allowance come in to force today – along with a few more surprises to "encourage" people to find their way back into employment.
Farron called him an outstanding leader and the party has been stressing its success in forcing the coalition to raise the tax allowance, taking low-earners out of tax.
Tim Farron, one of his rivals, has called him an outstanding leader and the party has been stressing its success in forcing the coalition to raise the tax allowance, taking low-earners out of tax.
Getting rid of the "spousal refusal" allowance will heartlessly force elderly New Yorkers to consider divorce in order to qualify their sick spouses for the care they need.
