Sentence examples for income allowances from inspiring English sources

Government plans typically have higher income allowances for children than for adults.

A PPP optimization pricing model was established to maximize VER profits when taking into account income, allowances from sponsors, expenditures and customer savings.

The chapter reviews the current systems of salary and other income (allowances, benefits, bonuses, and supplementary income) in State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) and MNCs in Vietnam, both in terms of legal and regulatory documents as well as real practices.

Basic rate taxpayers will receive a £1,000 annual personal savings income allowance, which will be worth £500 for people on the 40p higher tax rate.

In exchange for not paying tax on the few thousand earned above the tax free income allowance I handed over my employment rights.

There is no tax-free income allowance in New Zealand – everyone is taxed on all of their earnings; the starting rate of tax is 10.5%.

The PPP optimisation pricing model was presented as a way to maximize VER profits in consideration of income, allowance, expenditure and customer saving levels.

Although the tax-free income allowance is rising for the under-65s, HMRC has confirmed that 300,000 will be drawn into higher rate tax from 2013/14.

1. Income: Treat any allowance your teen receives (from you and your ex) as income (i.e. tasks and chores the teen must do to earn it), and, just like an employer, put 10% of the "income" (allowance) into a brokerage account for your teen.

Individuals living alone with a monthly disposable income <€180  qualify for food assistance as do families with a monthly disposable income of <€180 with the additional income allowance of €60 per adult and €50/child (<18 years of age).

If remuneration for drug sales exceeds the ceiling, there will be no further payment from the government; Profits from drug sales : Quite a few village doctors still sell drugs with a mark-up secretly because of insufficient financial resources of the local government; Other income : Allowance from local governments or collectives and non-medical income, such as money from farming and other jobs.