All Other Compensation

All Other Compensation is the Summary Compensation Table’s final column, capturing every perquisite and benefit that does not fit the table’s other named columns — items like matching retirement contributions, life insurance premiums, personal use of a company aircraft, security costs, or tax reimbursements.

SEC rules require the company to itemize amounts over $10,000 in a footnote to the table, so a large figure here is not opaque by default — the underlying components are typically listed nearby, even though the table itself shows only the sum.

This is often the smallest column in dollar terms, but the one that draws the most outside scrutiny, since perquisites are the part of an executive’s pay package most likely to attract a shareholder proposal or a governance critic’s attention regardless of size.

The "All Other Compensation" column of Apple's fiscal 2025 Summary Compensation Table carries $1,759,518 for Tim Cook — everything the table's other named columns don't cover, itemized in the filing's footnotes.