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- noun Plural form of
writeoff .
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Examples
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Part of the answer has to do with writeoffs, negotiated rates based on volume, and a regional usual and customary rate.
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Third, debt can neutralize one of real estate ownership's biggest advantages: depreciation writeoffs.
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At a highly anticipated summit of EU leaders on Wednesday, agreement was reached on private-sector writeoffs of 50% for holders of Greek debt, as well as on bolstering the euro zone's bailout fund.
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That rules out writeoffs for students looking for a first job, or an accountant who wants to become a screenwriter.
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This is how County musuems get funded in Defense bills, and Business writeoffs get introduced into Health bills.
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The reformers overcame this coalition only by coopting the leading banks and appeasing the enterprises with cheap energy and tax writeoffs.
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"There are renewed concerns that with the housing market not improving, there'll be a global spillover in writeoffs that the European banks are going to have to take that will affect all global banks."
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SE income especially has so many possible writeoffs …
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However, he said that "the guidance excludes possible special effects such as writeoffs, which are difficult to assess."
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As Mr. Buffet correctly noted, the writeoffs companies take for capital expenditures such as jets are legitimate business expenses.
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