Maksuliigiga

Maksuliigiga is a phrase in Estonian formed from maksuliik (payment type) plus the comitative suffix -iga, meaning “with a payment type” or “having a payment type.” It is not a standalone formal concept with an official definition in financial regulation; rather, it is a grammatically valid construction that might appear as a label in forms, documents, or data fields to indicate that a record includes information about a payment method.

Usage of maksuliigiga is primarily contextual and depends on style guidelines within a system or organization. In invoices, orders, or accounting databases, it could precede or accompany a value describing the method of payment, for example maksuliigiga: pangaülekanne (bank transfer) or maksuliigiga: sularahaga (in cash). In many formal contexts, however, the standard term makseviis (payment method) or makseviisi identifikaator is preferred for clarity and interoperability.

Etymology and grammar: maksuliik means “type of payment,” and -iga is the comitative suffix used to express “with.” As a result, maksuliigiga literally conveys the idea of a record or item that comes with a specified payment type. Because it is a grammatical form rather than a fixed terminology, its use is mainly found in user interfaces, data dictionaries, or ad hoc documentation rather than in official financial standards. See also makseviis, maksesüsteem, and related accounting terminology.