Русско-англо-русский юридический словарь

Definition of tax subsidy. A reduction in the amount of tax that a business has to pay, allowed by the government for a particular purpose, especially to create jobs. (Financial Times Lexicon)

In the event any of interest or other sum due in connection with the Line of Credit is not made within five (5) days after the due date, Lowrie may, at its option, require the payment of a late charge in the amount of four percent (4%) of the delinquent sum (the "Late Charge"). (Onecle)

Attachment of wages refers to attachment by a plaintiff of a defendant’s earnings as an employee. An attachment of wages is not a foreign attachment and provides that execution on wages may be applied for by a judgment creditor if a judgment debtor fails to comply with an installment payment order. However, attachment of wages is impractical when a court requires the person to enter into bond or other collateral security to secure payment in the amount of the past due support. It is also known as attachment of earnings. (USLegal)

The loan serves among other things to refinance an existing framework credit line in the amount of €44 million. (LegalMonitor)