Synonym: allotment, budget, fee, grant, portion, ration. Similar words: chancellor, rowan, now and then, now and again, every now and then, allow, hallow, fallow. Meaning: [-əns] n. 1. an amount allowed or granted (as during a given period) 2. a sum granted as reimbursement for expenses 3. an amount added or deducted on the basis of qualifying circumstances 4. a permissible difference; allowing some freedom to move within limits 5. a reserve fund created by a charge against profits in order to provide for changes in the value of a company's assets 6. the act of allowing. v. put on a fixed allowance, as of food.
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91. It offered married men a tax allowance of some one-and-a-half times the single person's allowance to which working wives were entitled.
92. Tax allowances Personal allowance Income tax is not levied on every last penny of your money.
93. The scrolled area has an allowance for 100 entries containing details of each field on the form currently being processed.
94. Only Grades 7 to 4 are eligible for performance-related earnings and a London Weighting Allowance of £1750 is payable on top.
95. Under this there will be a basic personal allowance topped up by premiums for certain groups.
96. Old age pensions were increased and cuts imposed in 1989 on public-sector salaries were restored together with some cost of living allowance arrears.
97. He would also have received a subsistence allowance from his employers.
98. It paid me a monthly allowance, which was never enough.
99. Those keeping to a strict 1,000 calories a day allowance will usually find this to be a realistic target.
100. These include a capital gains tax cut, a 15% investment tax allowance and across-the-board tax rate cuts.
101. Free car parking to people in receipt of mobility allowance and claiming exemption from road fund duty.
102. Inmates are allowed two pieces of fresh fruit a week bought from another allowance of 20p.
103. However, many excess mortgage allowance schemes run for a shorter time, for instance, for five or seven years.
104. Once you've spent your allowance there won't be any more. You must learn to be more careful with money.
105. The only financial bonus for the dangers they face is an environmental allowance of £1.14p a day.
106. A councillor may give written notice to his council that he wishes to receive a financial loss allowance instead of an attendance allowance.
107. Unlike Tessas, these accounts have instant access and do not count towards your normal £7,000 annual Isa allowance.
108. The allowance will be based on a payment of £100 for each £1000 of agreed house price difference.
109. On the subject of Fanatics you should always buy the full allowance.
110. If you break it you'll have to pay for it out of your allowance.
111. His new salary will be $ 156, 000 plus an $ 8, 340 annual car allowance.
112. Only in the second year, when the allowance currently is 25 percent. of 75 percent., would any difference arise.
113. The recommended daily allowance of B12 is three milligrams daily.
114. Extra allowance linked to the age is normally given automatically.
115. Where applicable, a London Weighting Allowance of £1702, £1012 or £160 p.a. will also be paid.
116. These totals exclude mortgage interest and disregarded income, for example,[sentencedict.com] attendance allowance.
117. It is shown on invoices only. Cash discount is an allowance off a debt given to encourage prompt payment.
118. All the teachers in 1987 who were entitled to an allowance received one.
119. On Community Programme people were paid a wage, on Community Action they will be paid benefit plus an allowance.
120. Even when due allowance is made for the material advantages of Gloucester's lordship, there is no doubt of his personal attraction.
More similar words: chancellor, rowan, now and then, now and again, every now and then, allow, hallow, fallow, wallow, tallow, callow, mallow, sallow, allow of, yellow, swallow, billow, shallow, fellow, follow, hollow, bellow, pillow, gallows, willow, allow in, allow for, mellow, hallowed, disallow.