NAV Glossary
Expense Allocation

Definition: Distributing shared business expenses across various departments, projects, or entities in order to ensures accurate financial reporting, cost tracking, and profitability analysis.

Example: An example of expense allocation would be a private fund spending $2 million on legal fees for an acquisition and then distributing the expense across three separate funds in varying percentages according to their relative size.

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