Sentence examples for permitted expenses from inspiring English sources

Members of Parliament earn £64,766 a year, or about $104,000, and are permitted expenses including office costs and an extra £24,000 for running a second home — either to be near their constituents or to be near their colleagues on the green benches of Westminster.

Congress requires that certification before it permits expenses under the Cooperative Threat Reduction Program, an American venture begun in the early 1990's.

The solution to both these problems was to permit expensing, many economists asserted.

But today's framework would permit expensing for only five years a provision that may accelerate the timing of new investment but do little or nothing to increase the long-term capital stock.

529 College Savings Plans are like mutual funds, but the growth is never subject to tax as long as the Plan is used to pay college and graduate school tuition and permitted living expenses.

Subsection (a) of this section permits administrative expense claimants to file with the court a request for payment of an administrative expense.

The office expenses were permitted under Smithsonian policies and procedures, and the housing allowance was part of Small's employment agreement.

In 1956, he wrote in Life magazine: "The A.A.U. says it is possible to get by on the expense allowances permitted by their rules.

There are some circumstances where provincial health insurance plans in Canada permit reimbursement of expenses incurred as a result of receiving out-of-country medical care.

Withdrawals are generally permitted only for medically necessary expenses.

Accounting rules have long permitted companies to book the expenses they associate with the termination of a CEO to the year in which the decision is made, even if the decision isn't acted on until the following fiscal year.