Sentences with phrase «viewed as a rebate»

I don't view the $ 600 as «making money» - I view it as a rebate of the purchases I make.

Normally, earned travel miles are excluded from taxation per IRS (due to valuation difficulties) and by the issuing banks (since they are viewed as a rebate), but the bonus is a different matter from what I hear.

This cash back is not counted as taxable income as it is viewed as a rebate and is considered a price adjustment, not income or free money.

Although you generally pay taxes on sign - up bonuses for savings and checking accounts, credit card bonuses and rewards are contingent on your spending and viewed as rebates.

The reason credit card rewards have typically not been counted as taxable income is because they are viewed as a rebate.

Not exact matches

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The general rule is that if the rewards provided are contingent on making a credit card purchase, they are not considered taxable by IRS because they are merely viewed as purchase rebates / discounts.

«The IRS has historically viewed credit card cash back as a nontaxable rebate on the purchase price, rather than as a taxable form of income,» says Mahoney.

Instead, the agency views the rewards as a rebate — the same as if you received a coupon for having bought something.

The way it is now, the renewable technology industry (PV, wind,...) with best lobbyist gets the biggest rebate programs — I think this works to the detriment of other renewable technologies that may be superior from cost effective energy reduction point of view, but are not as glamorous and don't lobby so well.

Like law schools, undergraduate tuition has risen dramatically thanks to the «arms race» (in the form of new buildings and amenities having nothing to do with enhancing «value» to the students» education (as opposed to comfort), bloated administrative fiefdoms, an emphasis on faculty «scholarship» (see our Chief Justice's candidly caustic views on that one) and student «rebates.»

Post Danmark II constitutes the latest signal as to the view of the CJEU with regard to the assessment of rebates granted by dominant firms.