The phrase "rebate amount" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the specific amount of money that is being returned to a customer as a rebate or discount. Example: "Customers who purchase a new smartphone during the promotional period will receive a $100 rebate amount on their next bill."
The rebate amount would be set to equal what a household living at the poverty level would pay in taxes, leaving some of the poor better off and cushioning the proposal's impact on the middle class.
I concluded that the reason for the five different receipts was that the rebate amount for at least one of the items was probably split among many companies.
If you file past the deadline listed on the form, the penalty is 10% on line 2 and 5% of line 3. Line 5 - Compensation (Rebate amount) calculated based on amount on line 2. If amount is $20.00 or less, line 5 equals line 2. If $20.01-$400.00, line 5 equals $20.00.
The New York State Energy Research and Development Authority lists rebate amounts and eligible wind installers at www.powernaturally.org.org
The foundation based its report on preliminary estimates filed with state insurance regulators, so actual rebate amounts may vary.
On Monday, Smithfield Foods, a leading pork processor, said that an internal review found that an independent broker had incorrectly confirmed rebate amounts Smithfield supposedly owed U.S. Foodservice without Smithfield's knowledge.
In both places, however, it is possible for manufacturers to achieve de facto resale price maintenance through indirect means for example, by refusing to deal with retailers who discount their goods or by offering rebate programs that gear rebate amounts to pricing levels.
That stimulus, which came in the form of a tax rebate, amounted to about one per cent of G.D.P. (It wasn't enough to head off a recession. In fact, the National Bureau of Economic Research subsequently said that the recession had already begun in December, 2007).
The tax rebate amounts to no more than a 0.3% multiplier because consumer debt is so high.
It's unclear why the issue was not resolved earlier, but Slavitt said it is up to a company to provide accurate information and pay out the proper rebate amounts.
This quota was upped to 20percentt in 2007 with HB 1281, and then 30 percent with HB 1001 in 2010 (This brief history neglects finer points of the legislation, including rebate amounts and quota distinctions between Xcel and smaller energy cooperatives).
