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- noun The quality of being
refundable .
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Examples
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The political left defends "refundability" on grounds that these payments help to offset the payroll tax.
Obama's 95% Illusion 2008
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This would end if lawmakers get rid of the "refundability" provision for the Research Activities Credit, as the panel suggests.
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The political left defends "refundability" on grounds that these payments help to offset the payroll tax.
Flopping Aces 2008
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The political left defends "refundability" on grounds that these payments help to offset the payroll tax.
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The political left defends "refundability" on grounds that these payments help to offset the payroll tax.
The Asian Badger 2008
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The political left defends "refundability" on grounds that these payments help to offset the payroll tax.
The Cool Blue Blog 2008
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The political left defends "refundability" on grounds that these payments help to offset the payroll tax.
The Asian Badger 2008
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So an expansion of the non-refundable dependent care credit could lead to an increase in the refundability of the child tax credit.
Matthew Yglesias » Obama SOTU Plan Includes Non-Refundable Child Tax Credit Expansion 2010
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We would all agree with the last sentence of the post: In particular, the wide array of deductions & credits for people who do this or that, each with their own phase-out points (or not) and different levels of refundability (or not) is a mess.
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In particular, the wide array of deductions & credits for people who do this or that, each with their own phase-out points (or not) and different levels of refundability (or not) is a mess.
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