refundable

American  

[ri-fuhnd-uh-buhl, ree-] / rɪˈfʌnd ə bəl, ri- /

adjective

1. capable of being refunded.

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Example Sentences

The duo are combining this with new tax exemptions for lower-wage workers plus increased refundable tax credits to redistribute more income.

From The Wall Street Journal

Unlike the existing nonrefundable Saver’s Credit — which provides little benefit to workers with low tax liabilities — the refundable match would be deposited directly into workers’ retirement accounts, she noted.

From MarketWatch

Unlike the existing nonrefundable Saver’s Credit — which provides little benefit to workers with low tax liabilities — the refundable match would be deposited directly into workers’ retirement accounts, she noted.

From MarketWatch

Nothing in the purchase agreements with her suppliers explicitly states that tariff costs are refundable.

From The Wall Street Journal

Their initial Southwest Airlines flights home were canceled, but fully refundable, which makes it easier to swallow the nearly $2,800 United charged for four economy tickets.

From The Wall Street Journal