uncollectible accounts

uncollectible accounts
 сомнительные счета (задолженность); дебиторская задолженность покупателей (заказчиков), которые не могут или не будут оплачивать счета; для целей финансового учета требуется расчет поправки на сомнительную задолженность, которая уменьшает величину дебиторской задолженности, отражаемой в балансе.

Англо-русский толковый словарь бухгалтерских и финансовых терминов. - Издательство "Академия Естествознания". . 2012.

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