Sentence examples for basic allowance from inspiring English sources

Under such a system, all income below a certain threshold (basic allowance) is not taxed, whereas all income above it is taxed at a single rate.

The only country that has not increased the basic allowance as part of its overall tax reform is Georgia, which scrapped it altogether.

Currently, sailors who live in Navy housing are not paid the basic allowance for housing received by those in non-Navy housing.

The benefits include $100,000 to each family; a 12-month basic allowance for housing, usually given in a lump sum to survivors commensurate with the rank of the service member; and burial benefits.

WFTC is made up of four components - a basic allowance, an additional payment for those working over 30 hours a week, an age- related tax credit for each child and a 'childcare tax credit'.

In addition to a $100,000 payment to each family, the death benefits include payment for burial and a 12-month basic allowance for housing, usually given in a lump sum to survivors commensurate with the rank of the service member.

Once Ms. Merkel's basic allowances as both chancellor and Parliament member are included, Mr. Gravili said, her monthly pay was about 25,000 euros.

Basic allowances will increase from £6,285 this year, to £7,324 next year.

The chief executive's pay will be cut by 5%, with councillors' basic allowances and staff pay frozen.

The IRP recommendations included 81 councillors' basic allowances rising from £11,791 to £12,418, the leader's allowance rising from £27,000 to £35,548, the deputy leader's allowance increasing from £19,500 to £30,333, and eight cabinet members' allowances rising from £16,500 to £22,151.

Since 2006, basic allowances have been complemented by a quality bonus system, which aims to foster disease prevention and management of selected chronic conditions.