👉 In accounting and finance, "subsella" refers to a contract between two or more parties where one party agrees to pay another party a specified sum of money for the use of their property or services. This is typically a fixed-term agreement that may be renewed based on performance by the original party. The term "subsella" can also refer to the payment made by a supplier to an employer, especially in the context of labor contracts where the employer pays the employee's wages and benefits. For example
