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apportionable

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Adj.1.apportionable - capable of being distributed
allocable, allocatable
distributive - serving to distribute or allot or disperse
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With combined reporting, a corporation required to file on a combined basis must calculate its state taxable income based on the apportionable income of the combined group, and intercompany transactions will be disregarded.
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