Sentence examples for payable you from inspiring English sources

If you're like me, bedeviled by tuition bills and other accounts payable, you may want to redouble your attendance at Auctions Anonymous meetings.

As you have not made your parents' house your home, CGT becomes payable when you dispose of the house by selling it, but only if the gain you make is more than £10,600 (in the 2012-13 tax year).

You can join online - annual membership dues are $35 (payable when you first sign up for courses during the school year).

As a former entrepreneur, and with most employment in my constituency coming from small business, I am pleased with the chancellor's Conference announcement that fees will soon be payable if you want to take an employer to tribunal and that you will have to work at a new place of work for two years before being able to claim unfair dismissal.

Carers' Benefit counts as taxable income, it is not payable if you are earning over £110 per week and it does not take into account if you are a parent carer with a child living at home.

Under the Estate Agents Act the agent must outline its charging scale and when the fees are payable before you sign a contract.

Keep in mind that insurance companies may cut a check payable to you and your lender, if your lender is named as a mortgagee on your insurance.

That's open data - albeit with a caveat: the address data is owned by Royal Mail, so there's a fee payable if you try to attach addresses to the price data.

In relation to the following tax compliance rules, we would draw your attention to the express terms of your agreement to supply services to GNM regarding the indemnity you provide to GNM in respect of any claims from any taxing authorities relating to monies paid or payable to you by GNM.

GNM shall be entitled to set off an amount equal to any tax and national insurance or any other deduction or withholding paid by GNM or another Group company to HM Revenue & Customs or any other taxing authority against any monies otherwise payable to you.

GNM shall be entitled to set off an amount equal to any tax and national insurance or any other deduction or withholding paid by GNM or another Group company to HM Revenue & Customs or any other taxing authority against any monies otherwise payable to You. 6.5.