drawback
21drawback — {n.} Disadvantage; obstacle; hindrance. * /The biggest drawback of Bill s plan is the cost involved./ …
22drawback — noun /ˈdɹɔːˌbæk/ a) A disadvantage; something that detracts or takes away. Poor fuel economy is a common drawback among larger vehicles. b) A partial refund of an import fee, as when goods are re exported from the country that collected the fee …
23Drawback — Any form of tax or tariff that is rebated to the payor. This type of rebate is awarded to importers and exporters who paid tax on goods imported into their home country, and then exported those goods after they arrived. Drawbacks allow importers… …
24Drawback — Draw|back 〈[drɔ:bæ̣k] n.; od. s, s〉 Rückvergütung des Einfuhrzolls (bes. bei Waren, die wieder ausgeführt werden) [engl., „zurückziehen“] * * * Draw|back [ drɔ:bæk], das; [s], s [engl. drawback, zu: to draw back = zurückziehen] (Wirtsch.):… …
25Drawback — Draw|back, auch Draw back [ drɔ:bæk] das; [s], s <aus gleichbed. engl. drawback, eigtl. »Nachteil«> Rückvergütung von zu viel bezahltem Zoll …
26drawback — noun Disadvantage; obstacle; hindrance. The biggest drawback of Bill s plan is the cost involved …
27drawback — noun 1》 a disadvantage or problem. 2》 (also duty drawback) excise or import duty remitted on goods exported …
28drawback — noun (C) a disadvantage of a situation, product etc (+ of/to (doing sth)): One drawback of New York in the summer is the heat …
29drawback — The refund of import duty by the Customs and Excise when imported goods are re exported. Payment of the import duty and claiming the drawback can be avoided if the goods are stored in a bonded warehouse immediately after unloading from the… …
30drawback — The refund of import duty by the Customs and Excise when imported goods are re exported. Payment of the import duty and claiming the drawback can be avoided if the goods are stored in a bonded warehouse immediately after unloading from the… …
