Sentences with phrase «of nonrefundable expenses»

The Company will reimburse 50 % of nonrefundable expenses if you cancel your Trip for any reason, up to 48 hours prior to your departure.

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The Child and Dependent Care Credit is a nonrefundable credit of up to $ 3,000 (for one child) or $ 6,000 (for two or more) related to childcare expenses incurred while working or looking for work.

The Adoption Credit is a nonrefundable credit equal to certain expenses related to the adoption of a child.

North Carolina The Individual Income Tax Credits for Children with Disabilities program allows parents of special needs children to claim a nonrefundable tax credit of up to $ 6,000 a year for education expenses, including tuition, therapy, and tutoring.

You might be able to get back some of the money you spent on childcare expenses by claiming this nonrefundable credit.

When you claim this credit for education expenses, Form 8863 separately calculates the refundable and nonrefundable portions, which means you report the amounts in two different sections of your return.

Tuition Insurance can often reimburse your tuition payments housing and meals fees, and other nonrefundable expenses if a student withdraws because of a covered reasons.

For the most part, the types of expenses that trip cancellation insurance companies cover are nonrefundable expenses.

If your flight is nixed or you have to cut your trip short because of illness or weather, you may be reimbursed up to $ 5,000 in prepaid, nonrefundable expenses like airfare, hotels or tours.

If your trip is cut short because of a covered reason, you can receive reimbursement to cover all prepaid, nonrefundable expenses.

Coverage that pays (up to a limit) for prepaid, nonrefundable expenses of a trip.

One exception is if you purchase cancel for any reason travel insurance, which allows you to be reimbursed for most or all of your pre-paid, nonrefundable trip expenses if you cancel for virtually any reason (read the policy for exclusions).

If a flight is delayed due to one of these reasons, causing the traveler to miss out on a portion of their trip, they may be eligible to receive reimbursement for any prepaid and nonrefundable expense that went unused due to the delay.

It's important to note that pre-existing medical condition waivers require travelers to purchase an amount of coverage that equals all pre-paid nonrefundable trip expenses.

But we'd rather start with the reasons why purchase, since a wide range of possible mishaps forcing to suddenly cancel your travel plans and often lose the nonrefundable part of your travel expenses should form your opinion whether or not you need to buy Travel Insurance.

Specifically, «Cancel for any reason» lets you cancel your trip up to two days before departure and receive reimbursement for all or most of your pre-paid nonrefundable trip expenses no matter what the reason for cancelling.

If within two weeks prior to your pre-paid ticketed or vouchered initial trip departure your entire trip must be cancelled due to 1) your death, illness or injury causing hospitalization or outpatient surgery, or 2) the death of an Immediate Family member, or 3) the substantial destruction of your home due to fire, wind, flood, or earthquake, any unused and nonrefundable portion of expenses shall be reimbursed up to a maximum of $ 2,500, excess of $ 100 each and every loss and excess of all other valid Insurances.

If the weather or other covered reason forces you to cancel your trip, you can be reimbursed for your nonrefundable expenses, up to the amount of coverage you purchase.

You can buy a more expensive «cancel for any reason» policy that will cover any reason for cancellation (but it's more expensive and you'll only get a percentage of your nonrefundable deposit and expenses back).

If the weather or other covered reasons force you to cancel your trip, you can be reimbursed for your nonrefundable expenses, up to the amount of coverage you purchase.

For this benefit, Covered Expenses means additional transportation expenses incurred to join the departed cruise or tour, reasonable additional accommodation and meal expenses incurred en route to catch up to the cruise or tour, and nonrefundable cruise or tour payments for the unused portion of your air, land, or water travel arranExpenses means additional transportation expenses incurred to join the departed cruise or tour, reasonable additional accommodation and meal expenses incurred en route to catch up to the cruise or tour, and nonrefundable cruise or tour payments for the unused portion of your air, land, or water travel arranexpenses incurred to join the departed cruise or tour, reasonable additional accommodation and meal expenses incurred en route to catch up to the cruise or tour, and nonrefundable cruise or tour payments for the unused portion of your air, land, or water travel arranexpenses incurred en route to catch up to the cruise or tour, and nonrefundable cruise or tour payments for the unused portion of your air, land, or water travel arrangements.

Most travel insurance plans cover all nonrefundable, prepaid travel expenses for delays or cancellations due to acts of nature.

Trip cancellation insurance covers nonrefundable financial penalties or losses incurred as a result of cancelling a trip for unforeseen reasons, including reimbursement for nonrefundable expenses such as flight tickets and tours.

You are eligible for benefits up to the benefit amount shown on Your certificate for: a) Additional Transportation Cost to join the Trip or return home, including up to US$ 150 per day for reasonable accommodations and meals, if Your delay requires an unplanned overnight stay; or b) unused nonrefundable portion of the prepaid expenses as long as the expenses are supported by proof of purchase and are not reimbursable by any other source.

You have the option to insure all, some, or none of your trip expenses with standard Trip Cancellation policies, including the cost of the cruise, and flights and hotel stays related to the cruise, as well as any prepaid and nonrefundable excursions, car rentals, etc..

Once your cruise departs, the Trip Interruption benefit can reimburse your prepaid and nonrefundable trip expenses if you miss a portion of your cruise for a covered reason, including:

Travelers must insure 100 % of trip cost Travelers must insure all of their prepaid, nonrefundable expenses in order to secure pre-existing condition coverage.

In order to generate a quote for a travel insurance policy that includes trip cancellation coverage, travelers must enter their trip costs, comprised of any prepaid, nonrefundable expenses.

The trip cancellation benefit reimburses 100 % of prepaid, nonrefundable expenses.

If this occurs and a traveler has cancellation coverage, they may be able to file a claim for either trip cancellation or trip interruption to receive reimbursement of any prepaid, nonrefundable expenses.