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corrupt payment

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See: bribery
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As will become apparent, whereas in Jamaica corrupt payments were directed towards a specific individual, payments allocated against the GDF [Ghana Development Fund] were more general, and numerous government ministers and officials were potentially in line for a bribe.
Who promotes corruption in Africa? by Duodu, Cameron / New African
In January 2005, liar Burke was sentenced to six months for filing false tax declarations after the Mahon Tribunal discovered he had pocketed IRpounds 200,000 in corrupt payments.
EUR430m to put just one bent politician in prison; FURY AT COST OF ... by The Mirror (London, England)
Morlok admitted that between 2003 and 2006, "he caused employees and agents of the valve company to make corrupt payments totaling approximately 628,000 dollars to foreign officials employed at state-owned enterprises in order to assist in obtaining and retaining business for the valve company," the Justice Department said.
US man pleads guilty to bribes in China, SKorea by AFP / AFP Asian Edition
 
 
 
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