write-off

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It is often paid for by the employer or is a tax write-off for business owners or freelancers.
它往往是由雇主或是稅務(wù)注銷的企業(yè)家或自由職業(yè)者所支付的。
In November Amex wrote off 7.6% of its portfolio, nearly doubling the write-off rate at the end of 2007.
十一月，美國運通勾銷7.6%的資産組郃，勾銷比例幾乎是2007年底的兩倍。
Overall, the region's reserves are climbing faster than its foreign trade, and partly thanks to the write-off and repayment of foreign debt, liquidity ratios are improving.
縂的來說，本地區(qū)的儲量的增長要比對外貿(mào)易的增長的快的多，其中一部分歸因於銷賬和償還外債，同時流動比率也在不斷提高。

This tax provisions denies you a write-off on a security you buy back immediately.
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It is surely true that we give for more than just the tax write-off.
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Corporations have more resources than the typical household and can simply write-off such expenditures.
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If you describe a plan or period of time as a write-off, you mean that it has been a failure and you have achieved nothing.
A write-off is something, such as a living expense, that can be deducted from your taxes.