1. To repay or restore. To return money in restitution or repayment. To return overpaid charges 2. That which is refunded. The amount returned. 3. To fund again or renew; specifically to borrow in order to pay off an existing loan with the proceeds.
The return of retail goods by a customer for his/her money back. Also, refinancing bond. Also, the government's return of excess taxes paid when filing; here also called tax refund. see also carryback.
An amount paid back or credit allowed because of an over-collection or because of the return of merchandise.
When the student account realizes a credit balance, where payments and credits exceed total charges due on your student account, a refund of these excess proceeds will generally be processed and the excess returned to you by check or direct deposit.
money returned to a payer
the act of returning money received previously
a credit given to the passenger, less applicable penalties, so long as the passenger has cancelled the reservation prior to first outbound departure date and has returned the tickets to issuing agent
a credit that appears on a student's account that must be processed and funded through the State of Maryland
a lump sum returned to you of your accumulated total deductions plus accrued interest which have been set aside in an individual account in the Annuity Savings Fund administered by your retirement board
a return of money paid for services which have already been delivered
a return of the money that one paid for something
The total amount of funds returned to the Direct Loan Program as unused for the student's education.
Money owed to taxpayers when their total tax payments are greater than the total tax. Refunds are received from the government.
When a student account has a credit balance where payments and credits exceed total charges due, a refund of these excess proceeds will generally be processed and the excess returned to you by check. This is an automatic process. No action is required by the student. The refund can be received through direct deposit to your bank account. We encourage students to enroll for this option at WAM.
Check mailed or credit issued to credit card for 3 specific reasons; overpayment, unused programming if service disconnected within 30 days of activation and returned equipment.
The difference between the amount the borrower paid toward institutional charges (including financial aid and/or cash paid) and the amount the school can retain under the appropriate refund policy. This "unearned" amount of institutional charges must be returned to student financial aid (SFA) programs on behalf of a student who received SFA funds and who no longer attends school.
To return money paid for goods or services. If a trade-in has been provided as part payment the value of the trade-in or the actual goods is also returned.
A return of advances, collections for overpayments made, adjustments for previous amounts disbursed, or recovery of erroneous disbursements from appropriation or fund accounts that are directly related to, and reductions of, previously recorded payments from accounts. Refunds, are a special kind of collection, in which ITA is returned money that it previously disbursed.
The act of returning money to an investor by the fund. This could be on account of rejection of an application to subscribe units or in response to an application made by the investor to the fund to redeem units held by him.
When you file your taxes, you receive a refund if you've paid more in taxes throughout the year than what you actually owe.
Amount of money being returned to the policyholder.
Money or charge credit given to customer, generally for return of merchandise.
When total payments for the semester are greater than the total charges, the difference is refunded to the student by check. Refunds are not available until the school has received the actual payment of various forms of financial aid and the bill is fully paid.
The unused portion of charges assessed by a school which should be returned to the student who withdraws before full consumption of the charges.
An amount of money ordered by the Commission to be returned to wholesale or retail customers after it has been determined that a rate increase has been excessive or not justified.
Return of a payment• Goods - sale of
If you return some goods you have just bought (for whatever reason), the company you bought them from may give you your money back. This is called a 'refund'.
An amount returned to the consignor as a result of the carrier having collected charges in excess of the originally agreed upon charges.
The difference between the amount the student paid toward institutional charges and the amount the school can retain under the appropriate (e.g., institutional, state, or accrediting agency) refund policy.
Create a credit to a cardholder account, usually as a result of a product return or to correct an error.
A return of funds to a consumer for a returned product.
A return of a purchase price or fee, in whole or some portion.
The amount returned to a player from the pot. If a player has put more money in the pot than anyone else at the table can match he is given a refund for the extra amount.
paid to a taxpayer by the IRS when withholding and estimated tax payments exceed tax for the year.
To return money in restitution, repayment, or balancing of accounts.
(1) For a list, return of part of payment due to shortage in count or excessive nondeliverables (over the guarantee); (2) for a product sold by mail, a return of the purchase price if an item is returned in good condition.
The overpayment of income tax returned to a taxpayer after we assess the return.
The return of payment to the customer for goods that have been returned.
(also see Adjustment) - For commercial goods, Form B2 Canada Customs - Adjustment Request has to be submitted for the return of duties, including SIMA assessments, or GST/HST. Supporting documentation (e.g., a credit note for goods returned to the exporter) should accompany the form. A refund must be authorized under Customs legislation. For example, section 76 of the Customs Act authorizes a refund where goods are not according to order and are exported from Canada.
A net amount owed to a taxpayer because the taxpayer's rebates exceed any amount of the tax for which the taxpayer is liable.
The money return method in H-Sphere when the account balance is automatically credited.
1. To give back, return, or repay (typically money). 2. The excess of your withholding and estimated tax payments for the year that you paid over your tax liability. The Federal Government then issues a tax refund if you paid more taxes over the year for your tax bracket.
A payment from the government for an individual's overpaid taxes. An individual in this situation is said to be "over-withholding." Federal income tax refunds are not taxable.
A return to the policyholder of part of the paid premium, because of cancellation, suspension, reduction in insurance coverage, or because of rate reduction.
The excess of your withholding and estimated tax payments for the year that you paid over your tax liability. The Federal Government then issues a refund if you have paid more taxes over the year for your tax bracket. This is issued as a tax refund.