rimborsabili

Rimborsabili is an Italian adjective meaning capable of being reimbursed. It describes expenses, costs or items for which a payer, such as an employer, insurer, or government body, can provide repayment or a refund. The term is formed from the verb rimborsare (to reimburse) with the suffix -abile.

In everyday use, rimborsabile appears in policies, contracts and administrative documents to designate eligibility for repayment. Common areas where costs are described as rimborsabili include travel expenses (transport, lodging, meals), medical costs covered by insurance or public health systems, and other business-related costs such as professional fees or training expenses. The designation helps distinguish reimbursable items from those that are not.

How reimbursement works varies by context. Typically, the claimant must provide documentation—receipts, tickets, invoices, proof of payment—and often a description of the expense’s purpose. Submissions are reviewed against policy rules, and reimbursements are issued up to approved limits or caps. Some expenses require pre-authorization or adhere to time limits for submission.

The concept is contrasted with non-rimborsabili, which are expenses not eligible for repayment under a given policy. Examples of non-rimborsabili include personal costs, fines, penalties, or items outside the scope of the policy. The exact terms and treatment of rimborsi can differ by country, organization, and specific agreement.