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61 премия
1) General subject: a golden handshake, award, bonus, kudo, premium, prise, prize, purse, rate, reward (за выдачу преступника, находку и т.п.), stakes, option, option money, reward2) Naval: primage3) Law: premium (страховая; как приплата к номиналу; в сделках с премией)4) Economy: bonus earnest, gratuity, over spot (накидка на курс при сделках на срок), prize Prize, share of profits6) Australian slang: bounty (выплачиваемая за уничтожение животного, объявленного вредителем)7) Politics: incentive payment10) Business: agio11) EBRD: premium (комиссионные за опцион)12) leg.N.P. bounty -
62 начисление
1. accrualначисленные налоги; налоговые начисления — tax accruals
2. accrued items3. charge4. extra fee
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