The phrase "allocating interest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, economics, or resource management, where you are distributing or assigning interest to different parties or accounts.
Example: "The financial manager is responsible for allocating interest to various investment accounts based on their performance."
Alternatives: "distributing interest" or "assigning interest".
A provision that changes the way multinationals allocate interest expenses would cost $11.8 billion, but $2.8 billion of that would come in 2013.
The court also found that Fidelity breached its fiduciary duty to ABB's retirement plan by failing to properly allocate interest earned from the overnight investment of plan funds.
But the Tax Court has ruled that you can allocate interest and property taxes as if the days the property sat empty were for personal use.
If they are — that is, if the master deed allocates interests in the common elements equally, and without regard to the size of the apartments — then only an amendment to the master deed can rectify the problem.
He proposes to keep Social Security solvent through 2050 by allocating the interest savings to the retirement system.
The companies would decide ahead of time who would win bids, with the winner then allocating an interest in the leases to the other company, according to the statement.
My preferred approach to limiting interest in the multinational context is to allocate worldwide interest of a multinational group so only that portion of worldwide interest in proportion to U.S. gross profits is deductible in the United States.
If one allocates the interest cost proportionally, the Bush tax cuts were responsible for increasing the debt by $3.2 trillion — 27 percent of the fiscal deterioration since 2001.
In addition to its shareholder advocacy program, the committee has a social justice fund from which it allocates low-interest loans, in amounts up to $60,000, to organizations that fit with its mission.
