New official forecasts suggest write-off costs have reached 45% of the £10bn in student loans made each year, all but nullifying any savings to the public purse made following the introduction of the new fee system.
So be wary of tax pros who base their fees on a specified cut of the refund, claim they can get you bigger refunds than others, or suggest you write off that butterfly collection or claim a credit you're probably not entitled to.
The Connecticut attorney general's office said it was looking into the company's closure after customers who had bought tickets to the canceled productions were sent letters suggesting they write off the purchases as charitable contributions to the opera.
J Phillips, Hitchin A: Travellers' (and travel writers') horror stories about delays at this border are legion, with some suggesting you can write off the best part of a day when crossing between Poland and Ukraine.
Bill Dwyre suggests we not write off Lamar Odom after his most recent misstep.
But SNS Securities analyst Martijn den Drijver said there was nothing new or unexpected in TomTom's quarterly results that would suggest a need to write off guidance for this year.
The latest data shining a light on a rare RIM stronghold comes from a wide-ranging research report looking at mobile users' habits in France, Spain and the U.K. The annual report, commissioned by carrier Orange, suggests advertisers "must not write off BlackBerry if they are to successfully engage with a younger audience".
'Daybreaker' represents a victory for a band who some had once been so eager to write off, suggesting that maybejust maybethey've got what it takes to bring both sides [of their fanbase] together".
We would suggest that government undertakes to write off, over a period of time, the undergraduate tuition fees of students who become teachers, as long as they remain in the state system in this country during that period".
History suggests that the temptation to write off the Labour party's prospects is both recurrent and unwise.
He suggested that Mr. Gore not write off North Carolina in November, even though Mr. Clinton lost the state twice.
