charge off
11charge-off — noun see charge off …
12charge off — transitive verb : to reduce (the value at which an asset has been carried on the books) by an amount representing a loss, partial or complete charge off obsolete inventory …
13charge\ off — v 1. To consider or record as a loss, especially in an account book. The store owner charged off all of the last season s stock of suits. Syn.: write off(1) 2. • charge up informal To accept or remember (smth) as a mistake and not worry about it… …
14charge off — Synonyms and related words: abate, allow, balance, balance the books, bate, book, bury the hatchet, capitalize, carry, carry over, cast up accounts, charge to experience, close out, close the books, credit, cut, debit, deduct, depreciate,… …
15charge-off — /chahrj awf , of /, n. a writeoff, esp. of a bad loan by a bank. Also, chargeoff. [CHARGE + (WRITE)OFF] * * * …
16charge-off — Anything manifesting intent to eliminate an item from assets. Write off of asset or other item, e.g. uncollectible account receivable or debt. To treat as a loss or expense an amount originally recorded as an asset; usually the term is used when… …
17charge-off — Anything manifesting intent to eliminate an item from assets. Write off of asset or other item, e.g. uncollectible account receivable or debt. To treat as a loss or expense an amount originally recorded as an asset; usually the term is used when… …
18charge off — noun A writeoff …
19charge off — debt cancellation, cancellation of a debt that cannot be collected …
20charge off — An accounting term for the elimination from assets of an item of corporeal property or of an account receivable, because of loss of value rendering the corporeal property worthless or the insolvency of the person indebted upon the account… …
