Sentence examples for expenses standard from inspiring English sources

When deciding the division of assets, the courts take into account how long you've been married as well as your ages, ability to earn, property and money, living expenses, standard of living, role in the marriage and whether there are children involved.

This system calculates the difference between the standard childcare expenses (standard early childhood education expenses) in Project 4 in the basic survey made in 2004 and current childcare expenses which are not covered by parents but by the Government.

Professional judgment is a process where The Graduate School financial aid officer considers a student's special circumstances and potentially makes adjustments to his or her expected family contribution for educational expenses, standard budget, or financial aid dependency status, as determined by federal guidelines.

If repayment will leave the taxpayer with less than this so-called allowable expense standard, it designates the bill as "not collectible-hardship" and ceases collection efforts.

The minimum living expense standard was defined as 60% of the average monthly disposable income for each region.

Low-income households were defined as those with a monthly average per-member gross income of less than the monthly minimum living expense standard of that residence region.

In the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005 (BAPCPA), Congress included a provision requiring bankruptcy courts evaluating individual debtors' financial circumstances to utilize certain monthly expense standards developed by the Internal Revenue Service for assessing taxpayers' ability to pay their taxes (the Standards).

However, additional expenses for items such as meals and gas would be drastically reduced if the council votes to adopt the new expense standards.

Employees of its customer companies log on to the GlobalExpense website, record their expenses on standard forms and put their receipts in the mail.

But in this case the Madrid museum is funding the shipping expenses and standard exhibition costs — a project sponsored by the foundation for the Spanish bank BBVA, which contributed 625,000 euros, or roughly $700,000.

Justice Kagan's eight questions were crisp and pointed, and they indicated mastery of the difficult if mundane question before the court: May some bankrupt debtors include among their living expenses a standard monthly amount for the "ownership costs" of cars they own outright?