Under current policy, a refundable credit of up to $3,816 a year is given to families with two or more children.

If so, how much is refundable and under what circumstances?

But they were taking refundable reservations, so we took the risk.

Security deposits are also refundable when the month is up.

A catalogue costs $2, which is refundable with the first order.

Sometimes you may also have to provide a refundable deposit.

Maybe you could book a refundable one and cancel later?

And he would create a refundable $200-per-dependent tax credit available to all taxpayers.

So we will help them buy their own insurance with refundable tax credits.

They may even say the money is refundable if you don't pass the exam.

For example, the Democrats should advocate making the child tax credit refundable.

The first one was designated as a loan, refundable to King.

This is fully refundable up to 76 days before sailing.

A refundable $30 deposit is required when taking a boat out.

Tickets bought 14 days in advance would not be refundable.

You may also be able to claim for some refundable product lost in the manufacturing process.

The credit is refundable, meaning that families with no tax liability get money from the Government.

Parents who send their children to private or religious schools would be eligible for a refundable tax credit of about $2,500.

The idea seems to be to provide tax credits, refundable as cash to the poor, to help families pay for health insurance.

These tickets, which are refundable, must be purchased by April 30.

I would like to buy a refundable ticket and was wondering if you guys knew the best way to do this.

It would create a refundable tax credit to offset the cost of medical insurance for the working poor.

And because it's refundable, families too poor to pay taxes receive the credit as cash.

The Administration wants a proposed $500 per child tax credit to be "partially refundable."

The couple had not bought any travel insurance because, up until 60 days, the deposit was refundable.