Sentence examples for existing allowances from inspiring English sources

The Treasury calculates that getting rid of all existing allowances would broaden the tax base enough to allow the rate to be cut to 27% though Mr Hubbard is sceptical that such a wholesale reform would be politically feasible, as some allowances, such as the research tax credit, are too popular with business.

One proposal would grant inflation-indexed increases in net income for landlords, besides their existing allowances for higher operating costs.

This turns out to be, from January next year, an euro800 "birth bonus", given in the seventh month of pregnancy, which will unify four existing allowances and be available to 90% of mothers, compared with some 75% now.In this section Will a quartet of Euro-enthusiasts undermine NATO?

Now, according to an update to the iTunes Allowances support page on Apple's website, the feature is being shut down, and existing allowances will cancel on May 25 , 2016

Supporters of the effort have argued that existing overtime allowances for farmworkers are too limited compared with other jobs.

Supporters of the effort have argued that existing overtime allowances for farm workers are too limited compared with other jobs.

This replaces existing unemployment allowances and will continue to be paid for two years regardless of whether the recipient looks for or finds work.

They therefore opted to retain control over their existing medical allowances rather than have it converted to contributions for the FSSHIP.

Lords to be paid £50,000 a year, scrapping existing attendance allowance.

The 15-year terms would be non-renewable and peers would also receive a salary of about £50,000 a year, rather than the existing attendance allowance.

Under the existing plan, retirement allowances for someone with 14 years in the system are about $10,800 annually, and a teacher with 25 years of service might get a pension of $29,500, Mr. Aaronson said.