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what is mean by write off and written off in accounting?? give some examples...
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This discussion clarifies the accounting terms 'write-off' and 'written-off'. A write-down reduces an asset's value, while a write-off completely eliminates it from the books, treating it as a loss or expense. Essentially, a write-off is a more severe form of write-down where the entire asset value is removed.

The difference between a write-off and a write-down is just a matter of degree. A write-down is performed in accounting to reduce the value of an asset to offset a loss or expense. A write-down becomes a write-off if the entire balance of the asset is eliminated and removed from the books altogether.

 written off means 1 : to eliminate (an asset) from the books : enter as a loss or expense write off a bad loan. 2 : to regard or concede to be lost most were content to write off 1979 and look optimistically ahead — Money also : dismiss was written off as an expatriate highbrow

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