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write-off

/ˈraɪt ɒf/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de passer par pertes et profits, c'est-à-dire de réduire la valeur comptable d'un actif ou d'annuler une créance ou un actif jugé irrécouvrable ou déprécié.

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noun

/ˈraɪt ɒf/C1formalbusiness
  • frNom désignant l'action de passer par pertes et profits, c'est-à-dire de réduire la valeur comptable d'un actif ou d'annuler une créance ou un actif jugé irrécouvrable ou déprécié.

A noun referring to the reduction in the book value of an asset or the cancellation of a bad debt or worthless asset from an account.

  1. Accounting: Asset value reductionB2formalbusiness

    A reduction in the recorded value of an asset, often due to damage, obsolescence, or a decline in market value.

    frRéduction de valeur d'actif

    • The company had to take a write-off on its outdated inventory.
    • After the flood, the damaged machinery was declared a write-off.
    • The accountant recorded a significant write-off for the impaired assets.

    Synonymesdevaluationimpairmentwrite-down

  2. Cancellation of a bad debtB2formalbusiness

    The act of removing a debt or worthless asset from the financial accounts, acknowledging it will not be recovered.

    frPassation par pertes

    • The bank processed a write-off for the unpaid loan.
    • The business had to declare the unpaid invoices as a write-off.
    • A tax write-off can reduce the amount of income tax owed.

    Synonymescancellationdeductionremovalwrite-down

Formes
  • write-offs plural form
  • write-offs' possessive plural form
  • write-off's possessive singular form
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