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This was on top of the freedom granted in the new regulations to speed up tax write offs of the aging copper wire, known as "accelerated depreciation", meaning more tax write offs, faster.

Zynga also said that it has had to write off between $85 million and $95 million of the $180 million it paid for OMGPOP this spring.

Then the banks have to write off more of the unpaid loans to the limit of their capital, so bank shareholders get wiped out, too.

The creditor has to write off part of the loan and the debtor loses their deposit (equity).

Under Tsipras, the new regime reopened talks with the creditors to roll back some of the mandated spending cuts and write off some of the debt.

And it has been at odds with Germany over the hitherto unthinkable: the need to write off some of the billions that Greece still owes.

Under the agreement, the Paris Club of 19 creditor nations will write off 80% of the $38.9 billion that Iraq owes them, group chairman Jean-Pierre Jouyet said.

"I think it would be unwise to write off any of the top six guys at the moment.

Glamorgan asked creditors to write off 70% of the money and interest owing and agree to a restructuring of the remaining 30%.

The group, who will write off most of the club's £13m debt, is understood to be led by Banbury owner Jed McCrory.

In March, councillors agreed to write off £4.4m of the debt - about 70% - to enable the club to safeguard its future.