Usar "write-off" en una oración
write-off oraciones de ejemplo
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1. “Looks like a write-off
2. Her coat was probably a write-off, filthy and probably torn
3. “The ship is badly damaged, but it’s not a complete write-off,” explained Clive
4. “I’m sorry, but I’d rather have a tax write-off than the income
5. And Mick, your restaurant partner, is begging you to sell out to him so he can have a good tax write-off
6. The truth of the matter was simply that God had designed this universe to have its quirky time dimension so that He Himself could use it as a write-off to get out of paying taxes
7. A tax write-off? The Secretarial Agency appeared just as it should
8. Hazel was appalled that the car was a write-off, but they managed to make her laugh about it; told her Bart would be happy to get a newer one, and didn’t tell her about the sawn through brake-line
9. "Nah! It was a write-off
10. It was odd that a CIA man could hire, fly and write-off a seaplane without the blink of an eyelid
11. tax write-off that it allows for these means of transportation and instead grant it to hybrid vehicles, rather than downsizing and eliminating the latter
12. They were also on the receiving end of tax write-offs and subsidies
13. Both of their planes are write-offs, though
14. If nothing else, it's a tax write-off
15. firm, 13% were write-offs and 10% was from IPO flotations
16. I have given merchandise away as prizes, donated it to charity for tax write-offs and sold it at flea markets or bazaars
17. And what does he do with it? It is a tax write-off, of course
18. Back then he looked like the new rising star, before he had found himself the fall guy for a ten million write-off on the project at a leading supermarket
19. The punishment for incurring any significant write-off had always been the axe, and ten million ranked as more than significant
20. Remember, the investment is a tax write-off, and will pay
21. A tax write-off plus one hundred million from the insurance – not that the money matters
22. She was a write-off
23. · Focus on high write-offs, denials, and days sales outstanding to see what changes can be made to lower the amounts of these items
24. Operating Costs, Insurance Costs and Inventory Write-Off
25. for status, for tax write-offs, for publicity, for countless advantages that are kept secret and never mentioned in public
26. And in the attempt to help you to loose your head: try-out, write-off & move-on
27. Every luxury became a write-off
28. He bemoaned how great studios were either the “write-offs” of much larger corporations or “moonlighting in tourism,” presumably a reference to the theme parks
29. More recently these write-offs against surplus have become popular for the opposite reason, viz
30. In the case of an oil company actively engaged in development work, the various headings under which write-offs must be made include the following:
31. , (a) after a number of years the gradual write-off method approximates the 100% method, since amortization of old drilling expense becomes continuously greater
32. Chain-store enterprises frequently invest considerable sums in such lease-hold improvements, and consequently the annual write-offs thereof may be of appreciable importance in their income accounts
33. : (1) segregation from plant account in 1937 of $269,000,000 (and write-off of this amount in 1938), representing intangible assets at organization in addition to the $508,000,000 written off to 1929; (2) a charge to surplus of $270,000,000 in 1935 for additional amortization of fixed assets, presumably applicable to the entire preceding period
34. Other firms take chronic write-offs, or accounting charges proving that they overpaid for their past acquisitions
35. ” We have selected the end of 1968 for our study, because the write-offs taken by General in 1969 made the figures for that year too ambiguous
36. But it took a whopping write-off of millions, chiefly in the value of its investment in the Minnie Pearl Chicken deal
37. These are the write-offs that companies make when they revalue assets, such as inventory, equipment, or other investments they have made, or make provisions for layoffs, plant closings, and the like
38. The price to earnings ratio (P/E) is almost 28; if we reduce annual earnings by the $7 per year write-offs, it rises to 31
39. If a bad acquisition has been written off, for example, we'll evaluate whether some or all of that write-off should be added back to the capital base in assessing the return on capital
40. And that's exactly what the company announced on February 9, 1989: a write-off (or special charge, as executives called it) of $39
41. Of the write-off, $10
42. Operating income from publishing, even without write-offs, was $50 million less than the previous year
43. That was after a $6 million write-off in the spring of 1989 for bad debts and an optimistic assessment by company officials for a strong Christmas bailout