Sentence examples for rebates against from inspiring English sources

Others issue rebates against state taxes that can be sold to local residents.

"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.

The four-door sedan with a six-cylinder engine was the desired item, an identical one with a hundred and fifty thousand miles on it generally taken in trade at zero value, thanks to the manipulation of rebates against the manufacturer's suggested retail.

They are travel cards that operate more like cash-back cards, letting customers use their points as a rebate against any travel expense.

A closer observation of the impact of BAMs on emission reduction reveals that export and production rebates work against the environmental objectives of the carbon pricing.

But the European Courts have now ruled that this is illegal, opening the floodgates to rebate claims against the tax men that could result in hundreds of millions of pounds, leaving the Treasury at a time when it is critical to retain cash.

Running for New Jersey governor in 2009, Chris Christie hammered the Democratic incumbent, Jon S. Corzine, for using "one-shot gimmicks" to balance the budget, called it "unconscionable" to take away property tax rebates and railed against issuing more debt for transportation projects, promising to "start saying no to spending".

Earlier in 2015, the Zenefits business model was declared illegal by the state of Utah, on the basis that its model violated a law against rebates.

The new rules, for example, address complaints by many consumers that credit for down payments, trade-ins and rebates to be applied against the cost of the lease often vanished in a deal's swirl of paper.

The AMA wants substantial changes, including no reduction in Medicare benefits schedule rebates, and has argued against linking the proceeds to the government's new medical research future fund.

Landis's decision allowed the ICC to take action against railroads which gave rebates.