Sentence examples for expenses based from inspiring English sources
The Fafsa adds the untaxed income to adjusted gross income to yield total income, and then subtracts an allowance for basic living expenses based on the household size.
(USA Boxing pays fighters who are going to the Olympics a stipend to offset their travel and training expenses, based partly on performance in previous Games — which, of course, excluded women. As a result, the three female contenders get about a thousand dollars a month, while the ten men can get three times as much).
Gold is universally priced in dollars, yet these mining companies have their expenses based in rand, so they're getting a huge windfall from the weakness in the currency when they repatriate their dollar profits back into rand.
According to the complaint, that information included duplicate claims for utility costs, overstatements of housekeeping expenses based on budgeted instead of actual costs, and requests for reimbursement for unallowable expenses relating to entertainment.
So literally, the FCC 'froze' these expenses based on the year 2000.
Some couples work a 50-50 split while others share expenses based on the size of their incomes.
The company is now projecting an increased expense, based primarily on the stock market's performance during 2002, after receiving updated actuarial results, officials said.
Madonna, who holds the title, tried to pay Mr. Gervais back after he made a joke at her expense based on her old hit "Like a Virgin".
In addition, Captain Rankine-Galloway said he constantly reassessed if a particular trip or destination was "worth a recruiter's time" or the expense based on past recruitment numbers.
At the time of exercise, in 2007, net income would be increased by $4 million, the amount of the tax deduction for the compensation expense based on the gains to employees ($15 $10 = $5$5 per share times 2 million shares = $10 million times 40%, assuming a 40% state and federal tax rate).
Oracle paid more than $1.5 million in 2012 alone to provide Ellison with a personal security service, justifying the expense based on his value to the company.
