Traduction de «montant d'impôt remboursable » (Français → Anglais) :

refund of taxes | refund of the tax | reimbursement of taxes | tax refund

cancellation or reduction of the amount of trade | cancellation or reduction of the COD charge

tax refund | refund of tax | income tax refund | refund

refundable investment tax credit

amount of compensation for storage costs

cancellation of the amount of COD charge | cancellation of the amount of trade | reduction of the amount of trade | reduction of the amount COD charge

refundable tax credit

This credit takes the form of an excise tax credit or, if a company's excise tax liability is less than the total excise tax credit, the company may then claim the residual credit as a refundable income tax credit.

Since the merchant mariners' average age is 77, and that of the prisoners 87, the following retroactive benefits are being demanded: a public apology by the federal government; reimbursement of income tax with compound interest; reimbursement of forced savings and unclaimed wages; compensation and benefits retroactive to the date of death or injury for medicare and the veterans independence program, benefits under this having been refused since its inception; a tax-exempt lump sum payment for merchant mariners with wartime service, with an additional amount for merchant mariners who were POWs for more than 36 months; exemption from in ...[+++]come tax for the rest of their lives; and inclusion of unionized merchant mariners in the programs available to their comrades.

So I guess the question is, and our dilemma has been—and maybe you have some comment—if we were to convert the child care expense deduction program to a refundable tax credit, as you suggested, and a refundable tax credit would have to specify the number that would represent the cash going into pocket.answer me three questions. Should it be income-tested?

Finally, the non-refundable equivalent-to-married deduction which is claimed for the first child in a single-parent family should be changed to a refundable tax credit, which would be an advantage to poor families.