Translation for 'travel allowance' from English to Icelandic

travel allowance

dagpeningar {k.ft}

ferðastyrkur {k}ferðaþ.fjár.

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travel allowance {sg}

ferðapeningar {k.ft}

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family allowance

fjölskyldubætur {kv.ft}

car allowance

ökutækjastyrkur {k}atv.

interest allowance

vaxtabætur {kv.ft}stjórns.

personal allowance

persónuafsláttur {k}stjórns.

shift allowance

vaktaálag {hv}atv.

allowance [pocket money]

vasapeningar {k.ft}

social welfare allowance

framfærslustyrkur {k}félagsfr

tax-free allowance

frádráttarheimild {kv}

maternity allowance <MA>

fæðingarstyrkur {k}

allowance [allowed portion]

leyfður skammtur {k}

allowance [financial support]

fjárstyrkur {k}fjár.

basic tax-free allowance

persónufrádráttur {k}hagkerfi

allowance for food {sg}

fæðispeningar {k.ft}

foster care allowance {sg}

unverified fósturlaun {hv.ft}

travel

ferð {kv}

to travel

að fara [ferðast]

að ferðast

educational travel

fræðsluferð {kv}ferðaþ.mennt.

travel destination

áætlunarstaður {k}

travel club

ferðaklúbbur {k}ferðaþ.

• As a legislator, Austin spoke out against an early attempt to increase legislators' salaries and later was one of only two legislators (193-2) to vote against increasing legislators' travel allowance from 15 to 17 cents per mile.
• The following month, another travel allowance mistake was found.
• Starting in 2011, the Breeders' Cup also pays the entry fee and provides a travel allowance for the connections of the challenge race winners.
• He has been involved in LTC scam and has been sentenced to 3 years imprisonment for forging air tickets to claim travel allowance.
• In November 2010, a former deputy governor of the Bank of Papua New Guinea, was arrested on allegations that, when deputy governor, he misappropriated K16,000 in travel allowance from the bank.

• A travel allowance is generally paid by the travel agency.
• The prize consists of a monetary award (US$10,000), a certificate citing the contributions recognized by the award, and a travel allowance for the recipient to attend the presentation.
• Award recipients will be granted a one-off travel allowance.
• In October 1997, however, he was accused of improper use of his Parliamentary travel allowance.
• From 1804 to 1807, he received stipends from the Academy, inclusive a travel allowance to support his stay in Italy, between 1804 and 1806.

• In 1997, Colston was charged by the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions with 28 charges of defrauding the Commonwealth by allegedly misusing his parliamentary travel allowance.
• He was awarded the Schäffer's legacy (1876–77) and received a government travel allowance during 1877–78 and in 1881.
• In the case of the Breeders' Cup, the current purse structure includes an 8% travel allowance, which covers travel expenses for out-of-state competitors that have won a designated Breeders' Cup Challenge race earlier in the year.
• It generally incorporates a daily rate for each day the witness must attend in court (with a one-day minimum), plus a travel allowance to allow the witness to get to the place of the hearing.
• He was ultimately forced to pay back the travel allowance that he was not entitled to.

• In 1863, pleased with one of his works, the Royal Academy granted him a travel allowance to study in Belgium, France and Italy.
• who do not receive compensation for their duties receive a travel allowance.
• All faculty members are also provided with additional benefits such as contribution towards the New Pension Scheme (NPS), House Rent Allowance (HRA), Travel Allowance (TA), Leave Travel Concession (LTC), medical reimbursement, education allowance for children and reimbursement of telephone bills.
• Falsely claiming travel allowance and throwing a breakfast parcel of her senior's were among the fifteen offenses she was initially accused of.
• A marketing team was hired that worked on commission and partial salary system with travel allowance.