nonapportionable (C2)
adjective
Pronunciation: /ˌnɒnəpɔːˈtɪʃənəbəl/
Definition
Funds or expenses that cannot be divided or allocated among different parties, accounts, or periods. Nonapportionable items are typically considered as a whole and cannot be split or prorated.
Examples
The company's nonapportionable expenses included the CEO's salary and the cost of maintaining the headquarters.
The government agency had to deal with nonapportionable funds that were earmarked for specific projects.
The accountant had to identify the nonapportionable assets in the company's portfolio to determine their tax liability.
How to Use nonapportionable
- nonapportionable funds (noun phrase)
- funds that cannot be divided or allocated — "The government had to identify the nonapportionable funds in order to allocate them correctly."
- nonapportionable expenses (noun phrase)
- expenses that cannot be divided or allocated — "The company's nonapportionable expenses included the CEO's salary and the cost of maintaining the headquarters."
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