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бухг., банк. безнадійний борг; прострочена позичкаборг (debt), який неможливо стягнути з покупця або позичальника, що робить його безвартісним для кредитора (creditor); ♦ безнадійний борг, який підлягає відрахуванню з податку (tax-deductible), списується з рахунка збитків до кінця фінансового року; борги стають безнадійними у випадку неплатоспроможності (insolvent) покупця товару, який одержав гроші в кредит (credit¹), або у випадку економічної діяльності, що призводить до зниження цін і збільшення безробіття (recession), тощо═════════□═════════allowance for bad debts поправка на безнадійні борги; bad debts expense витрати на безнадійні борги; bad debt recovered стягнений безнадійний борг; bad debt recovery стягнення безнадійного боргу; bad debt reserve резерв на безнадійні борги; provision for bad debts резерв на покриття безнадійних боргів; to make provision for bad debt резервувати гроші на покриття безнадійних боргів; to write off a bad debt списувати/списати безнадійний борг* * *безнадійний борг; неамортизований борг; безповоротна заборгованість; нестягуваний борг; невідшкодовуваний борг; непродуктивний кредит -
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бухг., банк. сумнівний боргборг (debt) є сумнівним, коли припускається, що він не буде сплачений в майбутньому, і тому з рахунка прибутків відкладаються гроші на покриття майбутніх збитківdoubtful debt:: allowance for bad debt (амер.):: provision for bad debt (амер., канад.)▹▹ bad debt* * *сумнівний борг; сумнівна заборгованість; борг, щодо погашення якого існують сумніви; борг із сумнівними перспективами погашення
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