The phrase "accounts write off" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in financial contexts to refer to the process of removing uncollectible accounts receivable from the books.
Example: "After reviewing the outstanding invoices, we decided to proceed with the accounts write off for those that are deemed uncollectible."
Alternatives: "account write-off" or "debt write-off".
It is a technical result of accounting treatment for write off of investments".
They may ask for a copy of the death certificate and then will close the accounts and write off the debts.
It's not unheard of for some deals to have special negotiated terms and conditions, for certain customers to get extra service, for warranty work done beyond the expiration, for accounting to write off uncollectable debts.
The company said the acquisition would cost it 24 cents a share in earnings next year, mostly related to accounting write-offs, but would not dilute earnings in 2008.
BLOOMBERG NEWS Man Group Said to Face Write-Off Tied to GLG Partners | The Financial Times reports: "Man Group is weighing up significant accounting write-offs next year relating to its 2010 acquisition of GLG Partners, a move that will raise eyebrows after the announcement on Monday that former GLG boss Emmanuel Roman is to be the new chief executive of the company".
It was not the mob but managers, who tried to use accounting write-offs to cover up investment losses dating back from the 1990s that would have blown a hole in Olympus's balance-sheet.The kind of integrity and courage that Mr Woodford displayed is unusual; perhaps his self-worth did not depend on him having a powerful job.
Loan and investment account write-offs at normal levels is a 2011 event.
In the fourth quarter of last year, the company had "market disruption, restructuring and accounting" write-offs of $61.7 billion.
Most news accounts wrote it off as simply another example of the inexplicable late-day volatility the market has been cursed with of late.
But some analysts and accountants have questioned whether H.P. is overstating the effects of any accounting improprieties to write off as much of the acquisition as possible.
