Sentence examples for higher rebate from inspiring English sources

However Resolution Foundation calculates that 900,000 families with children under 12 will not qualify for the higher rebate because one or both parents earn too little to pay income tax – ironically a tally that will increase next year when the government raises the income tax threshold to £10,000.

"Seniors pay less tax and get a higher rebate on private health insurance than do younger workers on the same income," the Grattan Institute said, announcing the release of Age of entitlement: age-based tax breaks.

And there's one more wrinkle: Myland won't have start paying the higher rebate to Medicaid until April 1 — a six-month grace period that by one analyst's judgment could be worth $120 million to the company. .

Almost $20 billion would be saved by extracting higher rebates from drug companies for medicines sold to Medicaid patients.

And today, the president of the State Senate, Donald T. DiFrancesco, a leading contender for the Republican nomination for governor next year, proposed increasing that relief by $400 million, both in higher rebates to homeowners and in greater state aid to municipalities.

The rest of the $80 billion cost-savings package tentatively includes more than $15 billion in higher rebates for Medicaid drugs, much of which Mr. Obama was already seeking in his budget.

Indeed, the suits contended that Medco, in return for higher rebates from manufacturers, had sometimes persuaded doctors to change patients' prescriptions in ways that had actually increased the costs for the patients and their health plans.

Dominic J. Caruso, the company's chief financial officer, said changes from the health care overhaul would lower earnings for the year by about 10 cents, or $300 million, because the government will now get back higher rebates for drugs bought through the Medicare and Medicaid.

Specifically, the government will now get back higher rebates for drugs purchased through Medicare and Medicaid.

The pile-up of inventory forced higher rebates and other incentives in the third and fourth quarters, which drained profits.

Her plan includes out-of-pocket cost caps, using America's "bargaining power" to demand lower prices and higher rebates, and increasing competition with proposals that would encourage the release of more generic drugs, such as clearing the FDA's generic drug approval backlog.