Refundable

"Refundable" means the state actually writes a check to filmmakers when the credit is more than the taxes they owe, creating a direct subsidy to filmmakers.

Mackinac Center Commentaries 2009

Advocates Want More Oversight of Communities for Aged; the 'Refundable' Fees That Vanished.

Scrutiny Turns to Retirement Centers 2010

Refundable rates are almost always offered at higher prices along with discounted nonrefundable prices.

Hotels' Discount Rates Can Cost You Plenty Scott McCartney 2011

Refundable tax credits, Medicaid, unemployment insurance, food stamps and the like are almost 50% more generous than they were in 2007.

What Mitt Really Meant 2012

Refundable college tax credits help to actually pay for college.

Matthew Yglesias » Child Tax Credit Stimulus 2009

Refundable tax credits for those who need assistance.

Sources: White House considers drafting health care bill 2009

Refundable rates are almost always offered at higher prices along with discounted nonrefundable prices.

Hotels' Discount Rates Can Cost You Plenty Scott McCartney 2011

Refundable, advanceable tax credits — basically upfront cash payments — will flow on a sliding scale to those earning up to 300% of the poverty line, or about $66,000 for a family of four.

The Perils of BaucusCare 2009

"Refundable tax credits would help make the newly mandatory policies affordable for low - and middle-income workers," Sack writes.

Russ Wellen: Universal Health Care Doesn't Mean We're Entitled to All the Health Care in the Universe 2008

Refundable "Universal Mortgage Credit" of 10 percent of mortgage interest for nonitemizers up to $800

Common Sense Taxation 2008