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Action for the restoration of ownership
Amended dismissal
Annuity
Appeal against a decision
Asset
Assignment of Claims (Cession)
Austrian Public Employment Service (AMS)
Banking secrecy
Bankruptcy proceedings
BaSAG
Book value / carrying amount
Branch
Brokerage Agreement
Building Law
Business
Business entity
Call for Tenders
Capitalisation
Casual Employment
Certification
Change in Operations
Collective Bargaining Agreement
Company Agreement
Company Pension
Comparison of business assets
Compensation
Compliance
Compulsory enforcement
Consumer Protection Act
Corporate Reorganisation Act (URG)
Corporation
Covenants
Debt restructuring
Debtor
Declaration of consent
Decree
Deferral
Discount
Dividend
Double taxation
Double-entry bookkeeping
Easement
Employee Stock Ownership
Equity
Equity loan
Factoring
Fees Act
Financial plan
Foreclosure sale
Foreign-currency loan
General partnership
General Protection Against Dismissal
Global assignment
GmbH
Group taxation
Guarantee
Guarantee credit
Hidden reserves
Hire Purchase
Insolvency
Insolvency Act
Insolvency administrator
Insolvency estate
Insolvency register
Inspection of the Land Register
Inventory
Land Register
Letter of comfort
Lien
Limited partnership
Liquidation
Loan
Loss Carryforward
Maternity leave
Merger
Natural person
Nominal value
Option
Outsourcing
Part-time work
Partnership
Personal insolvency
Pledge principle
Preliminary decision on an appeal
Progression
Prohibition of alienation and encumbrance
Prohibition on the repayment of deposits
Property income tax
Provision
Proxy
Public Limited Company
Reallast
Repayment
Restriction on Transfer
Restructuring proceedings
Retention of title
Revision
Right of first refusal
Right of retention
Rights in rem
Self-consumption
Severance Pay
Severance Pay new
Severance Pay old
Shareholder loans
Short-time work
Silent partnership
Skimming procedure
Social Plan
Sole Proprietorship
Standard value
Stock
Subscription right
Superstruction
Supervisory Board
Tenancy agreement
Works Council
Equity loan
This is a loan under which the borrower does not have to pay interest, but instead grants the lender a share in the profits of their business. Interest payments may also be agreed. This type of loan can be advantageous for both parties – the company in need of restructuring and the financing company. The company in need of restructuring can benefit above all from the exemption from interest payments and faces no additional burdens as long as no actual profits are generated. On the other hand, the financing company has the opportunity to gain a particular advantage through its share in what may be substantial future profits.
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