Sentence examples for rebate due from inspiring English sources

The UK will pay £850m in two interest-free sums next year, instead of £1.7bn by 1 December, after an EU rebate due in 2016 was apparently brought forward.

Opponents of the plan criticize this tax rebate due to its costs.

The difference between a 13% rebate and 23.1% would be as much as about $100 million, depending on how the average manufacturer price is calculated — not counting the inflation rebate due on brand name drugs.

The husband (not, of course, the wife) would then get any tax allowances and rebates due.

Still, as of Thursday, the city's 311 operators were telling homeowners who called looking for their rebates, "Due to budget constraints, rebate checks will not be issued".

Groups of up to 50 people received $321 million in rebates due to the new regulations, and their insurers reduced overhead by $190 -- but increased profit by $226 million.

If an expected level of sales fails to materialise, no rebate is due; the retailer's profits will have been falsely inflated.In Britain, several big chains have an alternative tactic to squeeze money from suppliers.

The requirement took effect last year, and the first rebates are due by Aug. 1.

"By counting the rebate Britain was due anyway they are desperately trying to claim that the backdated bill for £1.7bn has somehow been halved.

Mr Balls said: "By counting the rebate Britain was due anyway, they are desperately trying to claim that the backdated bill for £1.7bn has somehow been halved.

The UK will pay two interest-free sums next year totalling £850m, instead of a larger lump sum by 1 December, after a rebate from Brussels due in 2016 appeared to have been brought forward.