The phrase "allowances payable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial or accounting contexts to refer to amounts that are due to be paid as allowances.
Example: "The company has a policy that all allowances payable must be processed by the end of the month."
Alternatives: "allowances due" or "allowances owed".
L. 97 35 applicable to allowances payable for weeks of unemployment which begin after Sept. 30, 1981, with transition provisions applicable, see section 2514 of Pub.
Each candidate in a GRC is required to deposit a sum equal to 8% of the total allowances payable to an MP in the calendar year preceding the election, rounded to the nearest S$500.
In addition, at some time between the date of the writ of election and 12 00 noon on nomination day, he or someone on his behalf must hand to the returning officer a deposit amounting to three times of 8% of the total allowances payable to an MP in the preceding calendar year, rounded to the nearest $500.
L. 108 375, § 602(a)(1), substituted "concerned" for dash after "Secretary" and struck out "(A) shall not take into consideration the amount of the supplemental subsistence allowance payable under this section; but" and subpar.
In computing per diem and allowance payable while on a duty assignment, except for travel performed under the Federal Travel Regulations, fractional days shall be counted as full days, the status at the end of the calendar day determining the status for the entire day.
Earnings received from civilian employment during any period for which active duty pay and allowances are payable will be deducted.
Earnings received from civilian employment, self employment or any income protection plan for such employment during any period for which active duty pay and allowances are payable will be deducted from the settlement.
The tax credit, which replaces the Married Couple's Allowance, is payable to any parent who has a child under 16 living with them.
For each month for which an allowance is payable to relatives or dependents of soldier, $412.00 would be deducted from or charged to the soldier's pay.
The relatives and dependents of a soldier are divided into two classes: Class A and Class B. In Class A are the wife and children of the soldier and a former wife divorced to whom an allowance is payable.
Some systems seem to suggest a desired maximum family size insofar as the rate falls for subsequent children once there are three (e.g., Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia) or two (e.g., Greece and Hungary), or allowances may be payable for a maximum of six children (e.g., Morocco).
