Tax Rebate

/ˈtæks rɪˌbeɪt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A refund or credit given to a taxpayer for overpaid taxes or to incentivize certain behaviors.
    The government issued a tax rebate to eligible low-income families to ease financial burdens.

Forms

  • tax rebate
  • tax rebates

Commentary

Tax rebates differ from tax credits in that rebates typically involve a refund after payment, whereas credits reduce the tax owed before payment.

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