Currently, low- and middle-income individuals buying ACA plans for themselves and their families are entitled to subsidies offsetting their premiums that are based on the cost of the "silver," or second-least expensive plans.
If, for example, a firm was entitled to tax relief to offset investment in R&D, the rating would accommodate this – as long as these reasons were disclosed.
If an ex-husband has children staying with him for part of the time, he could be entitled to a share of the new child tax credit to offset some of the costs involved.
He said that the letter-writer would be entitled to keep as much of the security deposit as is necessary to offset those damages.
It has looked at simplifying tax for pensioners – who often have to offset complicated benefits against tax, and struggle to understand what they are entitled to and liable for.
Critical shortage countries meeting a de minimis requirement (e.g. one health worker emigrating to a developed country annually) would also be entitled to a proportionate share of the funds to develop their own programs and offset their economic losses.
Under the terms of the deal Chrysaor will be entitled to payments of up to $3m a year and royalty payments up to $100m offset against a $530m loan relating to capital expenditure for the field.
In addition, adults <65 years of age with diabetes are entitled to Medicare coverage if they have a long-term disability, including end-stage renal disease, which may offset the effect of increasing insurance costs for people with diabetes.
Had I known I was entitled to a refund (no agent mentioned one), I might have rented a car to get to Traverse City, knowing that the cost would have been partly offset by the refund.
A retired teacher entitled to $400 a month through a civil service pension and a $300-a-month 300-a-monthefit would have received the total amount before the government pension offset was put in place.
