noncash
adjective
Pronunciation: /ˈnɒnkæʃ/
Definition
Not involving or relating to money or currency.
Examples
The company offered noncash incentives to its employees.
Many charities accept noncash donations, such as clothing or food.
The valuation included both cash and noncash assets.
How to Use noncash
- noncash assets (collocation)
- Assets that do not have a physical form or are not readily convertible to cash. — "The firm's noncash assets were valued at over a million dollars."
- noncash benefits (collocation)
- Perks or advantages provided to employees that are not in the form of money. — "Many tech companies offer attractive noncash benefits to attract top talent."
- noncash payment (collocation)
- A payment made through goods, services, or other means instead of money. — "The agreement stipulated a noncash payment in the form of consulting services."
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