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reimburse
(redirected from reimbursing)

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reimburse someone for something
to repay someone for making a purchase, such as a business expense. I will reimburse you for whatever it cost you. The treasurer reimbursed himself for his expenses.

reimburse something to someone

to repay money to someone, such as a business expense. I will reimburse the money to you. Don't worry. The full cost was reimbursed to me.


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Meeting business people on July 31 in the city of Rousse on the Danube, Dyankov said that reimbursing VAT was nothing complicated but had not happened because there was a lack of political will.
The agreement was signed by Dorman on the AUB side, and Mohammed Karaki, NSSF director-general, and called for reimbursing AUB with 59 percent of the original LL26 billion dues, over a period of five years.
The IRS has issued new guidance on how employers can substantiate claims made to flexible spending accounts and health reimbursement arrangements, detailing permissible procedures for automatically reimbursing workers when they pay for medical expenses with a debit card.
 
 
 
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