allowable

Preposition: against

• profit: Lease rental payments are deemed by the Inland Revenue to be 100 % expense allowable against taxable profits.
• tax: Certain agreements offer taxation savings as all rentals may be allowable against corporation tax.
• income: Any element of the loan repayment relating to capital is not allowable against the rental income.

Preposition: as

• deduction: The initial cost of the herd and the cost of any additions are not allowable as trading deductions.
• expense: Although the employer contributions are allowable as a business expense, they are fully taxable to the member as a benefit in kind.

Modifies a noun

• deduction: These are allowable tax deductions provided there is no element of improvement in the repair.
• expense: The interest charges on your mortgage account are an allowable expense which you can set off against your rental income.
• expenditure: Generally however the rules for allowable expenditure are more generous.
• deviation: BASIC DIAMETER TOLERANCE is the maximum allowable deviation in any ball mean diameter from the basic diameter ordered.
• loss: Subsequently, steps were taken by the trustees to create allowable losses which would be offset against the gains held over.
• catch: So all fish beyond the " allowable catch " have to be thrown back dead, as the noble Lady said.

Modifying Another Word

• typically: The " spurious emissions, " as they term it, are typically allowable at levels above the margin of safety required for.. .
• not: Equally, however, any loss in the gap is not allowable.
• only: The only allowable spinning states are at their intersections.
• also: Certain housing costs are also allowable - e.g. help with mortgage interest, some loans secured on home.

Preposition: at

• level: The " spurious emissions, " as they term it, are typically allowable at levels above the margin of safety required for.. .

Preposition: under

• section: In such cases abortive expenditure of the types shown above will still be allowable under Section 84(4 ) FA 1996.
• law: ALL offenders will be prosecuted to the maximum allowable under current copyright laws.

Preposition: for

• purpose: These will be allowable for tax purposes where they are incurred solely for business purposes.

Preposition: by

• law: By using this site you agree to hold Impet2us.co.uk harmless in all capacities to the fullest extent allowable by law.