"write off" in Chinese (Simplified)

注销折旧（税务）

Definition

将某物从账目中注销，因为它被认为无法收回或已无价值；也指将支出作为税收可扣除项处理。

常用于商业和财务。“write off a debt”表示放弃追回债务，“write off taxes”指报销或抵扣税款。非正式时，也可指放弃某事。常见名词形式为“tax write-off”。

The bank had to write off the loan because the customer could not pay.

银行不得不**注销**这笔贷款，因为客户无法偿还。

You can write off your business travel expenses on your taxes.

你可以在报税时**折旧**你的商务差旅费用。

After the accident, they had to write off the car.

事故后，他们不得不**注销**这辆车。

If a customer doesn’t pay for years, most companies will just write off that debt.

如果客户多年不付款，大多数公司最终会**注销**这笔欠款。

She tried fixing the old computer, but eventually had to write it off as a loss.

她试图修好那台老电脑，但最后还是不得不**注销**掉了。

Small expenses can add up, so don’t forget to write them off when filing your taxes.

小开支也会累计，所以报税时别忘了**抵扣**这些花费。