Month: July 2023
- Severance and settlement pay (compensation payment; serverance pay, termination pay, redundancy payment; settlement benefit) EN
Generally, any on-off payment made by way of compensation for a legal claim. - The usually one-off payment in cash made by an employer to an …
- Take-off fee EN
A charge levied on air travelers by the airport operator or regional authority on whose territory the airport is located, often staggered according to domestic and …
- Outflow EN
In the case of a company, the expenditure, usually related to a period of time, such as a month or year (cash flowing out of a …
- Query charges EN
Unless otherwise defined, in the financial sector, the expenses incurred by a bank in obtaining creditworthiness information on a loan applicant. This fee is usually charged …
- Fill-up payment EN
In pubs and discos frequented by the young, a one-time payment made upon entry that entitles the holder to purchase as many drinks as he or …
- In older documents also Schoss and Prästanda (due, charge, levy, contribution, impost; drawing; sales) EN
Generally used today to refer to all imposts (as obligatory monetary payments; imposts, duties) that are incurred as payments in some form or another and on …
- Sales pressure EN
A temporarily abnormally high supply of securities for sale on the stock exchange - see panic selling, sell out. Attention: The financial encyclopedia is protected by …
- Bail-out panic, sell-run and bailing out EN
In financial terminology, the hasty sale of assets - and securities in particular - without regard to the proceeds (selling an asset or more specifically a …
- Tax and contribution ratio EN
The total share of taxes and tax-like payments that a company or private household has to pay to the state. In 2010, the ratio in the …
- Departure also Manko and Almanko (deficit) EN
Generally, a shortage: a shortage expressed either - in money (shortage; minus amount), - in weight (shortage in weight), or - in terms of quantity (shortage; …