entertainment allowance

We also oppose the idea that the chairs of the committees should be given an entertainment allowance.

Fishbane appears to have had an entertainment allowance of around twenty thousand.

Professional Tax and Entertainment Allowance (the latter only available for specified government employees).

Though he no longer possessed his entertainment allowance, Bossard maintained his habits.

Uncle Arthur paid no entertainment allowance.

There is diplomatic status, a generous per diem, a uniform allowance, an entertainment allowance, and some other things.

Salary $192,000; perks include Sutton Place mansion, travel, entertainment allowances.

Indeed, she plans to cut expenses -reducing the amount spent on obligations like winter gifts, funeral presents, and even her husband's entertainment allowance.

MI6 provided Bossard with a large entertainment allowance, which he used to take his interviewees to strip clubs and brothels.

The same documents list Frank Spero, the company's owner, as receiving $78,000 in salary and a $51,700 travel and entertainment allowance.

On the surface, the job is an international post with a six-figure salary, plush benefits, including a gorgeous view of Lake Geneva, a hefty entertainment allowance and a chauffeur-driven Lexus.

And perks include large interest-free loans, first-class travel for high-level editors (and for assistants when they travel with the boss), generous clothing and entertainment allowances and the lavish use of limousines.

And they are plums: quite apart from a largely tax-free salary of nearly quarter of a million pounds, you get 20 staff, a housing allowance, an entertainment allowance, a driver and a lifelong pension.

The new United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees used his first news conference today to defend the special travel and entertainment allowances that led to the resignation last month of his predecessor, Jean-Pierre Hocke.

Add it up: Combining Bill's salary with her own and throwing in the food budget, the governor's entertainment allowance, and the various free services that came with the Mansion, the Clintons were quite well off-and carried very few financial obligations.

Currently, the Ambassador to the Vatican receives an entertainment allowance of $19,000 a year, a figure State Department officials acknowledge as modest for a European post where an envoy is often host at receptions for 200 or 300 people at a time.