Opus17's answer was "NO!" IT is a rebate not income - The only case where a rebate might effect income reporting would be if you purchased a tax preparation program and filed for the year the full cost as a miscellaneous expense and then subsequently received a reduction in the cost by way of a rebate clearly associated with the purchase --- no one is going to chase that one down!
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