Difference between revisions of "Payment-in-kind"

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'''Payment-in-kind''' means the exchange of [[goods]] or [[services]], rather than [[money]], to purchase something.
 
'''Payment-in-kind''' means the exchange of [[goods]] or [[services]], rather than [[money]], to purchase something.
  
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Latest revision as of 17:20, July 13, 2016

Payment-in-kind means the exchange of goods or services, rather than money, to purchase something.