Sentence examples for expenses limit from inspiring English sources

12.51pm: The Sunday Express has an expenses limit of £80 for two which could cover a starter, main course and a bottle of wine or a couple of beers, says Murray.

FedEx's chairman, Frederick W. Smith, said FedEx was confident it could deal with the economy's troubles by holding down expenses, limiting capital spending and expanding the company's international business.

A Corrupt Practices Act required candidates for office to file reports of their expenses, limited the amount of allowable expenses, and forbade public service corporations from contributing to any campaign.

A further increase to the expensing limit to $500,000 for 2011 (in 2012, the limit falls to $139,000).

"The most significant provision is the increased expensing limit for 2007 through 2010," said Barbara Weltman, a tax lawyer in Millwood, N.Y., and author of "J.

The combined bills totalled £14,213.18, Channel 4 News reported, saying the local expense limit for Thanet South was little over £15,000.

Since Mr. Faris was interviewed, the organization's chief lobbyist has called for raising the capital write-off expensing limit to $100,000 -- a proposal that indicates growing ambitions for business tax cuts.

But for those willing to bet on having at least the same expensing limit in 2013, the decision on when to make an investment that would trigger the expensing rules hinges on how well the company anticipates it will do next year, said Grafton Willey, an accountant in Providence with the accounting firm CBIZ Tofias and a trustee of the National Small Business Association, another lobbying group.

For example, under this new provision, the Section 179 expensing limit will double to $250,000 for eligible assets purchased during the 2008 calendar year.

Unfortunately, time and expense limit the extent of molecular surveillance.

However, the aircraft's noise and operating expense limited its service.