👉 In the context of finance, a "kickback" is a payment made by an entity to another entity as part of a transaction or arrangement. It can refer to any form of compensation that is not directly related to the sale of goods or services, such as bonuses, commissions, or payments for referrals. Examples of kickbacks in various industries include: 1. Sales Commission: In retail sales, companies may offer a commission on each sale they make to their employees. 2. Promotions and Discounts