Rebated cross, a cross which has the extremities of the arms bent back at right angles, as in the fylfot.
Re-bate
v. i.
To abate; to withdraw. [Obs.] Foxe.
Rebate
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partial refund of the total price paid for goods or services. In the United States, rebates were historically given by railroads to favored shippers as a return on transportation charges.
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in lending, unearned interest refunded to a borrower if the loan is paid off before maturity.
in consumer marketing, payment made to a consumer after a purchase is completed, to induce purchase of a product.
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An Appropriate Personal Pension scheme which is only funded by National Insurance Contribution rebates payable as a result of the individual being contracted out of the SERPS or S2P.
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Rebate option
An option that pays a fixed amount if it would otherwise have expired worthless due to some barrier event.
Rebate-only personal pension
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Rebate
That part of a transport charge which the carrier agrees to return.
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The discount made on the bill of Exchange or draft if it is paid before the due time.
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Rebate
Negotiated return of a portion of the interest earned by the lender of stock to a short seller. When a stock is sold short, the seller borrows stock from an owner or custodian and delivers it to the buyer.
Rebates from Supplies
It is common practice in the restaurant industry for suppliers to enter into supplier arrangements with restaurants. Typically, these arrangements extend beyond the taxable year.
REBATE
Unlawful practice in which carrier returns part of transportation charge to shipper. Done to encourage shipper to use same carrier again.
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Rebate - an amount of money that is returned or refunded.
Receipt - a record showing that a payment has been received or an invoice has been paid.
Rebate: A partial refund from a seller to a buyer.
Receipt: A written record of a financial transaction, such as a purchase or a loan payment.
Rebate
In the context of excise duty, a reduced rate of duty that is allowed on oils that have been put to industrial and off-road use. They are marked to show that they have been rebated.
Rebate
A manufacturer's reduction on the price of a vehicle as an incentive for potential buyers to make a purchase. Rebates often appeal to buyers with no credit or less-than-perfect credit who do not qualify for the lowest-rate loan.
Rebate - Is the term given when a service is paid for and then cancelled and some of the payers money is refunded. It may also be given by an organisation/government agency that has reduced it charges.
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A refund of part of sometimes the full price of the product following purchase, though some rebates are offered at the time of purchase. See rebate.
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Rebate
Used in the context of general equities. Negotiated return of a portion of the interest earned by the lender of stock to a short seller.
Rebate Option
An offer to consumers for a cash discount on the purchase of a consumer good.
Recovery rebate credit
Some people were left out in the cold and didn't qualify for President Bush's 2008 economic stimulus payment last summer. If you were one of those people, you may still be able to get it.
ARBITRAGE REBATE - A payment made by an issuer to the federal government in connection with an issue of tax-exempt bonds.
A tax or duty rebate on imported goods that are exported at a later date.
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Tax rebate
The refund of a tax that has been overpaid. Some countries rebate certain taxes that have been paid on goods that are then exported.
TBT
Technical barrier to trade
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GST/HST and QST rebates received regarding employment expenses
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Manufacturer's rebate - A program offered directly to the buyer by the manufacturer to increase the sales of slow-selling products or to reduce excess inventories.
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rebate Partial return of a payment.This may also refer to a deduction from an amount... rebound A rally following a decrease in price.
REBATE Term which in certain countries is synonymous with a tax credit.
cash rebates (for example, you receive $500 after purchasing a new car)
casualty insurance and other reimbursements for theft or casualty loss
child support payments
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Price after substracting all discounts, rebates, etc.
Net Weight.
Weight of the goods alone without any immediate wrappings; e.g., the weight of the contents of a tin can without the weight of the can. See "Legal Weight."
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Therefore, manufacturers rebate money-billions of dollars-to compensate for purchases made at list prices. Managed-care rebates are given with consideration; they are the result of contracts that require performance.
Another common type of false advertising is a product sold with a rebate.
But I predicted that 2010 would see a return of problems; for the real estate sector once the tax rebates for buyers expired in the spring, that loan defaults and home foreclosures would continue to rise, that unemployment would continue to rise, ...
Interest payments on eligible infrastructure bonds are not tax-assessable to the bondholder or deductible to the issuer and, since amendments in 1994, can also provide a tax rebate to investors on low taxation rates, such as superannutation funds.
Companies may offer coupons, prizes, rebates, air-miles, free hotel stays, free rentals, and similar items associated with sales activity. Each of these gives rise to the need to provide an estimated liability.
Price after all deductions, discounts, rebates, etc have been taken.
Net Weight
The weight of goods without packaging. The weight of the contents of a package.
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An automatic allocation of funds by a government program in the form of a cash payment subsidy or a reduction or rebate of taxes due the government.
A discount broker may also specialize in high-volume trading, reducing rates even further by offering ECN rebates to traders providing liquidity. So-called zero commission trading may be offered by a discount broker.
The borrower, who is short, often wants a rebate of the interest earned on the proceeds under the lender's control, especially when the stock can be borrowed from many sources.
Used to describe an insurance plan in which the risk is shared equally between the members. Also the premium rebate is based on the overall community's health and that of the individual members. Also allows for an increase in the insured benefits.
Refundable tax credits include the refundable medical expense credit, employee and partner GST/HST rebate, refund of investment tax credit, and provincial or territorial credits, such as the BC sales tax credit, BC venture capital tax credit, ...
all reductions in earnings which cannot be directly attributed to customer invoices, e.g., rebates and cash discounts
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Gross sales less any taxes, returns, allowances and discounts or rebates given to customers.
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rebating: a sales promotion technique in which the customer is offered a rebate for reaching volume targets..
e shares and generally have a lock-in period of three years. The primary advantage to investors is the rebate under Section 80 c of the IT act, whereby a maximum of Rs 1 lakh invested in ELSS funds is not taxable.
Net Sales
Gross sales less any applicable excise taxes, returns, allowances and discounts or rebates given to customers.
earned income tax credit (EITC) a part of the personal income tax through which people with low income who work receive a payment from the government or a rebate on their taxes. (14)
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Cooperatives may be for-profit or non-profit. In for-profit cooperatives any surplus may be returned to members by way of a rebate or bonus on their activity with the cooperative, or a dividend on their shareholding in the cooperative.
When the acceptor of a bill is prepared to make the payment of the bill before the due date, he may ask the holder to accept the payment, provided he receives some rebate or discount for the unexpired period. Click here to read full article.
have recently bought your own piece of property, you may consider applying for a land transfer tax refund for first-time homebuyers. Each purchase of ground requires the payment of a land transfer tax and if you are a new buyer, you can get a rebate ...
loans with terms longer than 61 months using the rule of 78 and a number of states outlaw the practice for all loans. But where the rule of 78 is used, the loans may be described as precomputed or precalculated loans, or as loans that offer a rebate ...
loaned securities pay dividends, coupons or partial redemptions during the loan, these are returned to the lending party. If cash is used as collateral, interest is credited at the repo rate. The securities lending fee is then deducted as a "rebate" ...
Drawback A tax or duty rebate on imported goods that are exported at a later date.
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