visszatérítését

Visszatérítés is a Hungarian noun that denotes the act of returning money or value to someone, i.e., a payment that restores funds or compensates for losses. In English, it is commonly translated as refund, reimbursement, or restitution. The term is widely used across consumer protection, banking, accounting, taxation, and civil law to describe payments that restore a prior state of finances.

The form visszatérítését is the definite direct-object form of the noun, used in formal Hungarian to indicate “its reimbursement” or “the reimbursement of it.” It appears in sentences where the reimbursement is treated as a specific, identifiable object of the action described by the verb. The form reflects Hungarian grammar, where endings signal definiteness and grammatical role.

Common contexts for visszatérítés include:

- Consumer rights, where a seller may owe a visszatérítés if a product is defective or a buyer exercises a statutory withdrawal right within the applicable period.

- Accounting and payroll, where reimbursements of employee expenses or travel costs are recorded as visszatérítés.

- Tax administration, where a visszatérítés (tax refund) reduces the tax liability or results in a payment back to the taxpayer.

Related terms in Hungarian include visszatérítés versus kártérítés (compensation for damages) and visszafizetés (repayment, such as of a loan). The concept of visszatérítés is common in many legal and administrative systems, reflecting the principle of restoring parties to their previous financial position where appropriate.