(2) In the event a veteran provided inaccurate information on an application and is incorrectly deemed eligible for care under 38 U.S.C. 1710(a)(1) or (a)(2) rather than 38 U.S.C. 1710(a)(3), VA shall retroactively bill the veteran for the applicable copayment.
But instead of paying Butcher-Forde in one lump sum, a new contract allowed them to retroactively bill past mail campaigns 25 cents per piece of mail and charge a 17.65% management fee on the Jarvis group's gross expenditures.
Harbor Resources Manager Chris Miller said Welsh will be billed retroactively for the first half of 2012.
Mr. Taranowicz ultimately reduced his bill to $12,000, in part because the department cannot retroactively charge a property owner for more than two years.
Second, Mr. Shmulewitz said, billing a shareholder retroactively based on an arbitrary figure like current average consumption would not very likely be supportable in court.
In effect, the insurers weren't insuring against disaster; they were only pretending to take the risk, without actually doing so, and billing their customers retroactively for whatever losses they incurred.
Mr. Romney might need to sign such a bill retroactively, assuming victorious Republicans and a lame-duck Mr. Obama did not reach a compromise in late 2012.
Before that, insurers would be barred from rescinding policies retroactively and the bills would establish temporary high-risk pools to cover people with pre-existing conditions.
Serial court rulings have overturned privatisation deals from more than a decade ago, and taxmen have taken to imposing large bills retroactively.The falling currency has pushed up inflation from an annual rate of less than 5% in December to 8% in February.
People who missed checks will be paid retroactively if the bill is approved.
"Why penalize these good people for our malfeasance?" The Arizona Republican even predicted that it wouldn't be too difficult to get a bill retroactively paying federal workers through Congress.
