1) Accounting write-off 2) Accounts receivable write-off 3) It may be written off 4) It may lead to a repo 5) No one can collect it 6) Unrecoverable funds 7) Unrecoverable money loaned 8) Write-off
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n. an uncollectible debt. The problem is to determine when a debt is realistically dead, which means there must be some evidence of uncollectibility or a lengthy passage of time. Discharge in bankruptcy, the running of the statute of limitations to bring a lawsuit, disappearance of the debtor, a pattern of avoiding debts or the destruction of the c...
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A bad debt is an amount owed by a debtor that is unlikely to be paid due, for example, to a company going into liquidation. There are various technical definitions of what constitutes a bad debt, depending on accounting conventions, regulatory treatment and the institution provisioning. In the USA, bank loans with more than ninety days` arrears b....
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Debt that is unlikely to be recoverable....
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A debt that is written off and deemed uncollectible.
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Money owed to a company which is not recoverable and therefore written off as a loss.
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Bill or debt which has not been paid and is most unlikely to be paid. Bad debts eventually have to be `written off` on the
profit and loss account. They are counted as a provision and are...
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(n) Bad Debt is the amount receivable for any services rendered or goods exchanged to a person or entity which has not been paid or otherwise adjusted and the chances of getting that payment was nonexistent. The term is used in income tax provisions wherein the bad debt is treated as an expenses of the business entity
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An uncollectible account receivable.
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A debt that is written off and deemed uncollectible.
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A debt that is not collectible and is therefore worthless to the creditor.
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A debt that is not collectible and is therefore worthless to the creditor.
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A debt that can't be collected. A business that is owed a bad debt may deduct it from ordinary income. A lender who made a personal loan that has become a bad debt may deduct it as a short-term capital loss. In some cases, the debtor must claim the amount of the debt as income -- and pay tax on it -- in the year when the business or lender writes o...
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In business, a bad debt is an amount owing from a debtor that is very unlikely to be paid. Such an amount can be treated as a loss and written off in the profit and loss account. Doubtful debts may appear in the accounts of an organization as a provision for bad debts.
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n] - a debt that is unlikely to be repaid
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noun a debt that is unlikely to be repaid
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- All or portion of an ACCOUNT, loan, or note receivable considered to be uncollectible.
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Bill or debt which has not been paid and is most unlikely to be paid. Bad debts eventually have to be `written off` on the profit and loss account. They are counted as a provision and are deducted from the account
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