Bonification

(French and English bonification from lat. bonus - kind, good, late lat. bonifico - improve) -1) a surcharge on the price of the goods stipulated in the contract if its quality turns out to be higher than that stipulated by the contract, standard, basic condition: 2) refund of tax on exported goods collected within the country when exported abroad, 3) state subsidizing of a loan in order to reduce the loan interest paid by certain categories of borrowers whom the state seeks to help: 4) making a one-time monetary contribution by holders of state loan bonds, made during the conversion of a state loan, those. when exchanging bonds for other, more valuable securities