Sentence examples for rebates out of from inspiring English sources

Mr. O'Malley said Monday that the company had paid for customers' rebates out of general corporate funds, "and there were no corporate funds left".

The coalition's decision to cut council-tax rebates out of universal credit, an exclusion that undermines the whole streamlining rationale of bundling all the benefits into one, is described as "surprising".

It provides free and equal access to public hospital services, in addition to rebates for out-of-hospital services including GP services and subsidies for eligible PBS medicines.

The safety net provides individuals and families with an additional rebate for out-of-hospital services funded through the Medicare Benefit Schedule.

Despite that some Aspiration customers may never pay a penny for their account, Radius can afford to rebate any out-of-network those customers incur because Radius loans the money in those checking accounts to customers wanting high-interest products like mortgages and other loans — same as any bank.

Public hospital maternity care is provided at no cost to women, whereas private maternity services, although subsidised through Medicare Benefits Schedule and private health insurance rebates, require varying out-of pocket patient contributions for particular services [ 10].

This must though take into account the possibility of rebated drugs going out-of-date before they can be used or whether current systems have the ability to fully track patients and potential rebates, e.g. the cost of missed claims with bortezomid (above).

While there are Medicare and private health insurance rebates, couples are considerably out-of-pocket [ 42].

And when he's the buyer's broker, the seller pays him his commission and then he gives the buyer the rebate out of that amount.

Some medical services can be bulk-billed, meaning that the provider charges the same amount as the Medicare rebate, resulting in no out-of-pocket expense.

To outfit his home with 49 solar panels, he paid $64,700, minus rebates of $42,500 — for an out-of-pocket cost of $22,200.