Difference between "retroactive to" and "retroactive from"?
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retroactively means that e.g. payment is made from a specific date.
Returning means zb also before the date.
The severely disabled card was issued retroactively to 02.01.2023, so the sentence
then the costs are calculated subsequently for the period from the second year of the previous year
This means that the appearance has been effective and valid since 2.1.
Reactive the sounds kind of badch. Therefore it can only be retroactive from or since hot.
The date mentioned is in effect. Otherwise, see answer ISPIRITICAL