carryovers
/ˈkɛriˌoʊvərz/
noun
- Multiple instances of something that continues or remains from a previous situation or time.
- The company had several carryovers from last year's projects.
- The budget included carryovers from three different departments.
- These bad habits are carryovers from his childhood.
- Multiple amounts of money or goods transferred from one accounting period to the next.
- The accountant listed all the carryovers in the annual report.
- Tax laws allow certain carryovers of capital losses.
- The foundation's carryovers helped fund new scholarships.
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