Sentence examples for rebate cost from inspiring English sources

Mr Swannell paid no capital-gains tax on the gift, which, with the tax rebate, cost him only £12,500.

Economists at the Beacon Hill Institute estimated the overall rebate cost to be $489 billion (assuming 100% participation).

The average Medicare rebate cost of nurse practitioner services was $25.00 per visit.

The property tax reduction costs the city $1 billion a year, and the rebates cost $250 million.

Ms. Palin, a Republican, said the rebate would cost $729 million in the fiscal year that begins July 1.

The rebate will cost the city $250 million, a small portion of the property tax increase it passed in 2002, but the proposal is structured so that it will essentially eliminate the rate increase for homeowners while leaving it in place for landlords and the owners of commercial properties.

Mailing someone a coupon or rebate can cost enough to prohibit small incentives for small actions and purchases.

"A lot of Yankee fans are saying they have to have the games, that price isn't an issue, and regardless of our advertising or our promotions, that they just want it," said Mike Crane, the regional sales development manager for Best Buy, where a two-room installation that costs $49.95 this week, with rebates, will cost nothing next week, with rebates.

He added that the increased Chrysler rebates probably cost the company 20 cents a share more than last year.

Ford declined to say how much the rebates will cost, but the payout will vary from about $10 million to $17 million, depending on the mix of owned and leased cars.

"Safeway could be recording some of its upfront supplier payments as rebates against cost of goods, before the promotional event has occurred, rather than as part of its deferred income on the balance sheet," he noted in the report.