The phrase "allowances provision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or legal documents where provisions for allowances are being discussed.
Example: "The financial report included a detailed allowances provision to account for potential bad debts."
Alternatives: "allowance policy" or "provision for allowances".
The government and intervenors have just filed their briefs with the 7th Circuit, appealing the District Court's ruling holding the cash allowance provision to be unconstitutional.
Nevertheless, the IRS has systematically interpreted the "reasonable allowance" provision to apply only to closely held corporations, effectively concluding that a publicly held corporation can deduct an unlimited amount of executive compensation, even though there is no basis in 162(a)(1) for doing so.
Fringe benefits, particularly housing and automobile allowances or provision, are also prominent on the list within Africa.
The objective of this experiment was to evaluate how feeding space allowance and provision of feed barriers interact to affect feeding and social behavior of dairy cows fed a partial mixed ration on a feed-pad.
Article 87 of Germany's company law says that a supervisory board can decide on pay, bonus, allowances, insurance, provisions and perks as well as pensions and payments to family members after a death, for any member of its management board.
The results of the interaction model confirm that, compared to nursing students, practicing nurses had a significantly lower preference for housing allowance and provision as well as transportation provision for personal use.
Upon Sophia's birth, King George ensured his daughters and younger sons would have allowances; through a provision of Parliament, Sophia and her elder sisters each were to receive an annual income of £6,000 either upon their marriages or the king's death.
They filled in those blanks late Friday with a more detailed 923-page draft that spells out the formula for distributing pollution allowances and other provisions.
The course of the debate amply discloses that the House regarded the amendment as continuing during the fiscal year 1938 the same restriction on the enlistment allowance as the provision inserted in earlier appropriation bills. 2 It was then adopted by the House.
As compared to nursing students, practicing nurses had significantly lower preference for housing allowance and housing provision as well as lower preference for provision of transportation for work and personal use.
