Sentence examples for increased allowances from from inspiring English sources

Savers will be able to put up to £10,200 a year into tax-free individual savings accounts (Isas) as a result of this week's budget – with the over-50s allowed to take advantage of the increased allowances from October.

In these states, while first-term governors appear to increase and decrease their allowance rates, multi-term governors appear to either hold steady or increase allowance rates.

Women are also affected more than men by cuts in attendance allowance and state second pensions, but benefit less from increased tax allowances.

Women will be worst affected – about 90 per cent of child tax credits are paid to mothers, but they benefit less from increased tax allowances because on average they are paid less.

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They will gain from an increased tax allowance but may well be losing a lot more from working tax credit cuts.

She will benefit from the increased personal allowance, which will rise to £10,000 in April next year, but there was little else for her in the chancellor's statement this week.

Verdict from accountants Blick Rothenberg George will be £140 better off per year George will benefit from the increased personal allowance and he will save on national insurance contributions which will also be lower, and he will be saving a very small amount due to the reduction in the beer duty.

The Treasury countered that 24 million households would be £6.50 a week better off from government action including the increased personal allowance, a rise in the basic state pension and increases in other benefits.

Operating income in the fourth quarter declined 15percentt from the previous year, as Sears increased its allowance for uncollectible credit card accounts by $150 million.

Despite this relatively constant application rate, allowance rates increased steadily from 1982 1986 among both single term and multi-term governors.