Apparently "non-cash compensation" is either "prop
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Posted On: 04/19/2017 11:42:52 PM
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Apparently "non-cash compensation" is either "property" (company cars, use of houses, use of planes) or "fringe benefits" (health, dental, meals, travel, and insurance).
Professional Fees would be under General and Administrative, but they would not be included under "non-cash compensation".
Professional Fees would be under General and Administrative, but they would not be included under "non-cash compensation".
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