'refund time' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the time when one will receive a refund for something. For example, "I'm looking forward to refund time - I can't wait to get my money back!".
(Down the counter, a pair of young black women in tight, bright tops looked around a bit nervously as a cashier counted out thousands in small bills. "It's tax-refund time," the cashier told me as the women walked out).
Tax-refund time is typically a good one for Walmart and other retailers who cater to low-income customers, because shoppers often use the extra income to make big purchases they may have been putting off.
"Will you refund the time you have spent with her?" she said.
They seemed desperate, it was NYE, after all: they said everything else was booked and were not sure Airbnb would issue the refund on time.
The PCRN provided service support costs to refund the time provided by primary care staff.
The Carnahan Senate campaign withdrew all of its planned advertising and received refunds for time already bought on local television stations.
The excess will be refunded over time as a credit against the rent they pay for the site, made as a payment in lieu of taxes, meaning that the city is likely to forgo millions in future revenue.
The I.R.S. says it can still process returns and send out refunds on time, but its dependence on the 1960's-era Assembler and Cobol computer languages makes it difficult to investigate and resolve taxpayers' problems.
Verenda Smith, a spokeswoman for the Federation of Tax Administrators, an association of tax agencies, said the vast majority of taxpayers were getting their refunds on time this year, and added that many of those whose payments were being delayed probably would not even notice a difference of only a few weeks.
