Those who get partial checks or no rebate will receive explanatory notices from the I.R.S. and the Treasury, said Don Roberts, an I.R.S. spokesman.
For one thing, a rebate is only a notice that buyers could save money; in fact, the device exists only because most people never get around to claiming the rebate.
Facing eviction, they have to move on short notice, and Ms. White said the rebate would help with some of the expenses.
I just received a notice from the Internal Revenue Service that I will be receiving my rebate within the next three weeks.
The department, which issued more than 30 subpoenas and other legal notices relating to the case last October, is also considering whether to require rebates for homeowners who were overcharged for the coverage.
These reviews were successful and have resulted in changes to MBS item rebates, some which occurred with little notice, while others attracted significant attention, as was the case with changes recommended to the rebate paid for cataract surgery.
White House economists had rejected the idea of distributing the tax cuts as flashy rebate checks, because people were more likely to spend the money (and help the economy) if they didn't notice it.
Douglas Leigh would put you up a new sign tomorrow, & the only notice he would take of the war would be to write into the contract a provision for a pro-rata rebate in case of all-night blackout.
