allowable

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Financeallowableal‧low‧a‧ble /əˈlaʊəbəl/ adjective 1 LET/ALLOWacceptable according to the rules SYN permissible The maximum allowable dosage is two tablets a day.2 BFallowable costs are costs that you do not pay tax on allowable deductions such as alimony and business expensesExamples from the Corpusallowable• In any other case, solicitor's charges as between party and party are allowable.• Companies could select among the various allowable depreciation methods and depreciate an asset over its ADR-expected life.• The annual subscription is, incidentally, an allowable expense and can be paid by instalment if necessary.• Release from the reservoir are controlled to keep copper levels downstream at allowable levels.• The former Hazardous Waste Inspectorate operated a large database on all sites, with details of permitted wastes, including allowable quantities.• My one remaining, allowable vice?From Longman Business Dictionaryallowableal‧low‧a‧ble /əˈlaʊəbəl/ adjective1acceptable according to the rulesThe government has cut by 35% this year’s allowable catch of fish.2ACCOUNTING an allowable amount, cost, or expense does not need to be counted as part of income or profitsAllowable deductions include travel and office supplies.

单词	allowable
释义	allowable From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Financeallowableal‧low‧a‧ble /əˈlaʊəbəl/ adjective 1 LET/ALLOWacceptable according to the rules SYN permissible The maximum allowable dosage is two tablets a day.2 BFallowable costs are costs that you do not pay tax on allowable deductions such as alimony and business expensesExamples from the Corpusallowable• In any other case, solicitor's charges as between party and party are allowable.• Companies could select among the various allowable depreciation methods and depreciate an asset over its ADR-expected life.• The annual subscription is, incidentally, an allowable expense and can be paid by instalment if necessary.• Release from the reservoir are controlled to keep copper levels downstream at allowable levels.• The former Hazardous Waste Inspectorate operated a large database on all sites, with details of permitted wastes, including allowable quantities.• My one remaining, allowable vice?From Longman Business Dictionaryallowableal‧low‧a‧ble /əˈlaʊəbəl/ adjective1acceptable according to the rulesThe government has cut by 35% this year’s allowable catch of fish.2ACCOUNTING an allowable amount, cost, or expense does not need to be counted as part of income or profitsAllowable deductions include travel and office supplies.
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