The phrase "a full rebate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a complete refund or reimbursement for a purchase or service.
Example: "If you are not satisfied with your purchase, you can return the item for a full rebate."
Alternatives: "a complete refund" or "an entire reimbursement."
Mr Bush wants a one-time tax rebate for poorer Americans who pay taxes but who didn't earn enough to get a full rebate earlier this year.
As a down payment for the help, Mr. Martin pledged a full rebate to the cities of the national sales tax for goods and services paid by city residents, amounting to an estimated $400 million annually.
For example, Mr. Miller would like to include a rollback of the entire 18.5percentt increase for poor elderly residents; Mr. Bloomberg's version also gives those residents a full rebate, but not permanently.
The hotel also has a Broadway Lights package good through Nov. 25 that includes a room rate of $179 (based on double occupancy), Continental breakfast for two and a full rebate on one theater ticket per night (the published price from a legitimate ticket outlet).
The ruling meant that hundreds of thousands of jobseekers who had been financially penalised for falling foul of half a dozen employment schemes, including the government's flagship Work Programme, would have been entitled to a full rebate if a final government appeal was rejected by the supreme court.
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Ten entities that applied early have been grandfathered in and will receive the full rebate regardless of a project's actual cost.
When the $650 in six monthly payments for the Veracruz added up to $3,900, $100 short of the $4,000 cash reduction, I asked a Hyundai spokesman why a consumer making that choice wasn't getting the full rebate.
Democratic staff members on the House Ways and Means Committee said that a family of four would not be entitled to the full rebate until its income reached about $40,000.
(Those who earn less than $6,000 in taxable income, $12,000 for couples, would not get the full rebate).
At a cost of about $14 billion, both the Republican-written House bill and a proposal made by Senate Democrats would send such checks to families who did not pay enough income tax to receive the full rebate already.
