"refunds of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the repayment of a sum of money. For example, "Customers are entitled to refunds of up to 20% of the purchase price."
They lose out on claiming refunds of taxes withheld from their paychecks or miss out on refundable tax credits they might qualify for.
The decision could result in refunds of up to £1bn.
Some did check into hotels, demanding refunds of their rent.
Longer delays trigger full refunds of a return journey, even if only one leg is late.
The company also offered free repairs and refunds of repair fees already paid.
They could now be entitled for refunds of hundreds of pounds.
Typically, the returns yielded refunds of about $2,500 each, the complaint said.
More than 100,000 plaintiffs will receive refunds of about $300 each under the settlement.
Full refunds of the G.S.T.-H.S.T. are given on lodging only.
Meanwhile, dozens of alumni have requested refunds of their monetary gifts to the college, a Swarthmore spokesman Tom Krattenmaker said.
Smaller recipients include Standard Pacific, which is poised to reap cash refunds of $80 million under the new tax break.
