The phrase "allowances includes" is not correct in written English.
It should be "allowances include" to agree with the plural subject "allowances."
Example: "The budget for the project outlines various expenses, and the allowances include travel, accommodation, and meals."
Alternatives: "allowances consist of" or "allowances comprise".
These allowances include dependent care costs and in some cases, such as self-employment, out-of-pocket health insurance expenses.
This includes loans to cover tuition fees, loans and grants for maintenance, and some other grants and allowances, including the new postgraduate loan.
The package includes a range of allowances, including £68.39 a month for long service, £20.23 a month for travel and £636.59 basic salary.
Recruiters are paid about $30,000 a year, plus housing and other allowances, including $450 a month in special-duty pay for recruiting.
Today, its public expenditure on housing is less than half that in the UK, subsidies and allowances included – while construction output is twice as high.
They get their robes and wigs free, receive a relocation package of £8,000 if they have to move home to carry out their duties, and enjoy healthy travel allowances, including first-class train fares.
Field allowances include targeted tax breaks for high-pressure, high-temperature oil wells, heavy oil geology, and deep water drilling.
His 2012 Budget includes new tax allowances, including a £3bn new-field allowance for large and deep fields to open up west of Shetland.
There will likely be different allowances included in these figures — for example, the voice-and-data service is SIM-only and you bring your own device.
"We are also introducing new allowances including a £3bn new field allowance for large and deep fields to open up West of Shetland, the last area of the basin left to be developed.
