rebate

Object

• oil: Rebated oils are generally higher in pollutants than the main road fuels, yet bear a much lower rate of duty.
• fuel: The group's views were of special interest during the recent consultations on rebated fuel, helping to build an effective case.

Converse of object

• claim: The charity does the rest, claiming the rebate on the giver's behalf.
• earn: On the highest level of income tax the same £ 100 will earn a rebate of £ 40.
• receive: You receive a rebate for every minute you are called.

Adjective modifier

• contracted-out: I am referring, of course, to contracted-out rebates.
• nic: The NIC rebate would only be around £ 4,000, leaving a net cost to the company of £ 23,000.
• contracting-out: And we will have an exciting new reward for people to save, replacing the old contracting-out rebates.
• dreadful: Are you still facing dreadful mail-in rebates without a coatch?
• unlawful: Home health care unlawful rebates had told him about those with one.
• retrospective: The Council will receive a retrospective rebate of 5 % payable on the expenditure made with effect from 1 January, 2006.

Preposition: on

purchase: Thus, entitles you to a wholesale price or huge rebates on all purchases made in our affiliated stores worldwide.

Noun used with modifier

• mail-in: Are mail-in rebates real savings or Satan's red tape?
• rent: These rent rebates are normally decided during the Lent Term.
• tax: Tax rebate services offer a free tax code check.
• cent: Fifty per cent council tax rebate on second homes to end.
• adult: The Group is working to develop a simple, short form to claim a second adult rebate for Council Tax.
• fuel: Busses: Finding ways of changing the current fuel duty rebate regime to promote the use of cleaner vehicles.

Preposition: without

coatch: Are you still facing dreadful mail-in rebates without a coatch?

Preposition: for

pensioner: Jeremy Beecham said that not continuing the £ 200 council tax rebate for pensioners was a mistake.