Sentence examples for rebate payments from inspiring English sources
It is thought that suppliers have assisted Game through generous rebate payments, easing short-term pressure on the retailer's finances.
At the moment, net UK contributions to the EU budget (ie after taking into account Britain's rebate, payments under the common agricultural policy and support for the regions) comes to around £10bn a year.
based in Oakland, Calif., said the administration plan would impair its ability to negotiate lower drug prices for its 8.5 million members because it suggested that discounts and rebate payments create "a prosecutorial risk" under the kickback law.
"In fact," the report said, "only one firm has significantly reduced retail commissions for executing listed options orders, and another maintains a policy to rebate payments received for order flow to customers".
Mylan slumped after a group of senators asked the Justice Department to investigate whether the company broke the law when it classified its emergency allergy shot EpiPen as a generic drug, which allowed Mylan to make lower rebate payments to states.
The Social Security Administration would disburse the monthly rebate payments in the form of a paper check via U.S. Mail, an electronic funds transfer to a bank account, or a "smartcard" that can be used like a debit card.
On top of the annual payment of oil and petrol revenues Alaskans receive, we each collected an extra energy "rebate" payment, for a total of about $3,200.
It is due to contribute £45.3bn between 2016 and 2020, the net total once the British rebate and payments to British farmers, scientists and regions have been stripped out.
This includes information on the respondent's and partner's details of social benefits (child care rebate, parenting payments, etc).. Variable used in the sensitivity analysis only Highest qualification Refers to the highest post-school qualification obtained (in Australia or abroad).
U.S. Foodservice said last week that it would write off $700 million in previously booked rebates and payments, and take $290 million in other charges.
The analyst's report comes at a time when there are growing concerns over the way food companies account for rebates, essentially payments from suppliers tied to volume sales.
