Earned surplus – within the area of the Tax law, the term describes the total profit which a local corporation has achieved since its establishing up to present moment.

Earned land – this is a term of the Real Estate Law, referring to a public (governmental) real estate, that has been transferred to a private individual against performance of a certain condition (for example, payment of its price or…

Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) – within the Tax Law in some jurisdictions the term refers to a type of refundable tax designed to encourage low-income workers. See also http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=96466,00.html .

Earned income – this is a term of the Tax Law, which refers to all the taxable income and wages which a person achieves via the type of his/her (labor or commercial) work during the taxable period.

Early withdrawal penalty – within the area of the Banking Law the term details an agreed fine that may be charged by commercial bank when a person withdraws their deposit before its deadline.

Early neutral evaluation – used in the sphere of Alternative Dispute Resolutions the term refers to the process of making a presentation by the parties towards a neutral person who has their respect, for obtaining his/her legal evaluation about the…

Earles-penny – within the area of the Contracts & Obligations Law, this term refers to the earnest money, being the 1st installment per a contract. For example, when signing a private purchasing contract for real estate, in most jurisdictions it is…