"tax allocation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe the allocation of taxes or money set aside for taxes. For example: "The company has decided to change the tax allocation for this financial year."
Poway Redevelopment Agency, California, $79 million of tax allocation bonds.
Lancaster, Calif., $55 million of tax allocation bonds.
City of Atlanta Tax Allocation, $120 million of debt securities.
Paramount, Calif., Tax Allocation Loan, $62.2 million of debt securities.
San Jose Redevelopment Agency, $240 million of tax allocation bonds.
Redevelopment Agency, San Bernardino County, Calif., $59.5 million of tax allocation bonds.
— BRIAN X. CHEN In response to questions about offshore tax allocations, Mr. Cook says that everything Apple sells in the United States is taxed in the United States.
Despite these challenges, the goal of sustaining ART access through achieving public funding levels approaching 5-65-6% GDP, whether solely through general tax allocations or from general tax complemented by a mandatory health insurance contribution (or dedicated health tax), is within the realms of what would be regarded internationally as affordable and sustainable.
"Near-Optimality of Uniform Co-payments for Subsidies and Taxes Allocation Problems". Levi, Retsef, Georgia Perakis, and Gonzalo Romero.
Most of the tax-allocation principles that apply today date back to a time when doing business internationally primarily meant transporting goods across a border to a neighboring country.
John Wesley Village II, the Benjamin Development project, received a $10 million tax credit allocation and $14 million in financing from an industrial revenue bond purchased by North Fork Bank.
