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    Kickback Definition, How It Works, and Examples

    • A kickback is an illegal payment for preferential treatment or improper service. Learn how kickbacks work, their warning signs, and their impact on various industries and markets.… See more

    What Is A Kickback?

    A kickback is an illegal payment intended as compensation for preferential treatment or any other type of improper service received. The kickback may be money, a gift, credit, … See more

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    How A Kickback Works

    Kickbacks can take many forms but they all feature some sort of collusion between two parties. The bookkeeper for a business or government office might approve an invoice for goods k… See more

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    Kickback Warning Signs

    These are some common kickback warning signs. They don't necessarily mean that anything nefarious is going on but the more of them there are, the greater the likelihood of a kickba… See more

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    Examples of A Kickback

    Wall Street brokers sometimes route all orders to a particular exchange even though they're required by law to execute trades with the exchange that offers the best terms … See more

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    What is kick back?
    kick back 1. To recoil, as of a gun that has been fired. If you're not careful, that rifle will bruise your shoulder when it kicks back. 2. To relax, typically by reclining or engaging in a sedentary activity. Often used in the phrase "kick back and relax."
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