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Interest Subsidy
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Interest subsidy
The value of a firm's deduction of the interest payments on its debt from its earnings before calculation of its tax bill under current tax law.

Interest Subsidy
The value of the tax deductions of an individual's or company's earnings resulting from interest payments on its debt over the course of a year. Some interest may be deducted from one's taxable income, depending on the type of loan or how it was borrowed. Common examples of interest subsidies include the deduction on home mortgage interest and student loan interest. Under most circumstances, interest on one's business is fully tax deductible.


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Enterprises suffering business difficulty from the typhoon damage will be entitled to a grace period of one year for the repayment of principal and interest for working-capital loans and three years for capital loans, as well as interest subsidies for fresh loans meant for the resumption of their operation.
The program is designed to increase investment in Turkey and offers a variety of incentives including: Value Added Tax and customs duty exemptions, land concessions, interest subsidies on loans used for investment purposes, and state payment of social security premiums and payroll taxes.
A scheme for making scholarships available to students and providing interest subsidies on educational loans for professional courses is important for ensuring that nobody is denied professional education on account of lack of financial resources.
 
 
 
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