Sentences with phrase «written off in»

Apple should never be written off in these situations; but given CrucialTec's prediction, if Apple does deliver an effective onscreen fingerprint sensor this year, it's likely to be a highly impressive technical feat.

In any case, the keyboard is solid as a rock, and will likely last until the system is written off in five to six years.

It was written off in a car accident.

So the hypothesis is no longer simply being written off in one paragraph as «controversial», but rather rationalized away.

It's unfairly written off in many quarters, but I don't know anyone who has actually played DJ Hero and doesn't love it.

The debt does not form part of your estate upon death and is written off in such circumstances (thanks to @IMSoP)

In fact, there was $ 20 written off in 201, which makes sense given that we re-financed with three months left in the year.

The meltdown has cost stock investors more than $ 9 trillion this year, far beyond the $ 600 billion that financial institutions have written off in bad loans at the heart of the current crisis.

Personal debts can only be written off in whole when the entire debt is bad; no partial deductions are permitted.

The bond discount is written off in equal amounts over the life of the bond.

In 2005, the bankruptcy code was updated to make private loans «non-dischargable» in a personal bankruptcy making them very different from other private debts that can be forgiven or written off in bankruptcy.

Creditors can agree to a reduced payment over a limited period, with the rest of the balance written off in some circumstances.

In 2005, the bankruptcy code was updated to make private loans «non-dischargable» in a personal bankruptcy making them very different from other private debts that can be forgiven or written off in...

The coverage — which costs me $ 351 per year — means my insurance company will buy me a brand new vehicle if my car is written off in a collision, as oppose to offering me the value of the car at the time.

But when you refinance a second time, all of the points that have not yet been deducted from the first refinancing can be written off in a lump sum.

Therefore, the actual savings that you realize by debts written off in a debt management or debt settlement program is actually less, effectively, than the amount it's written off, due to the tax obligations.

Most importantly, the report may reveal that the car has been written off in the past.

David Cameron found himself Prime Minister three years after he and the Tories were written off in September 2007.

Cox says the team was disrespected all year, but that really has little to do with the team being written off in January.

They write it off in the name of focusing on other more pressing priorities — or they misinterpret social media as distractions, silly networks and apps that kids use.

So, in the example mentioned above, the machine would not have to depreciate over 10 years; rather, the act allows the company to write it off in full in the first year its purchased.

You've got a ways to go before you rebrand yourself as a food blogger My biggest problem is when I end up wasting expensive ingredients (which I should probably be writing off in taxes if I wasn't so lazy!)

I know its their job (WEEI, Sports Hub) to make outrageous comments that get people talking (and clicking on their web links), but this team didn't need local sports guys writing them off in October, they needed patience to grow and develop.

Labour seats with sub-ten per cent majorities are easy to write off in this election, especially in Leave areas.

You entirely sidestep that unfortunate scenario in which you pay for a palette but only intend to use some fraction of the colors, tolerating the duds and writing them off in the cost - benefit analysis.

You can write them off in the year you pay them, normally at loan closing, if the loan is for buying, building or improving the abode and the loan is secured by your main home.

You actually get to write off that in the year that you pay for the bill, which is why a lot of folks were pre-paying their state tax liability in December.

Landlord Mark Raponi said he can't further lower the rent but was considering making regular donations that he could write off in his taxes.

I sincerely hope that AR5 will take this work more seriously than AR4 did (which just wrote it off in two paragraphs as «controversial»).

Having borrowed my then girlfriend's car to drive to a client meeting and writing it off in an accident, before finding that because it was on work business I was uninsured... ouch!

The benefit to you, from a tax standpoint, is that you since your capital gains are going to come in incrementally over several years, you'll be able to write them off more efficiently than if you had to figure out how to write them all off in one year (per a traditional sale.)

The latter ones need amortized, hence you can't write it off in 1 year from your tax.

Not exact matches

Just because you are in the business - to - business area, don't write off Facebook to engage and retain clients.

«What I learned in those six months off was that my energy was coming from advising and investing conversations, so I never really picked up the pen to start writing the next business plan,» she said.

This often involves writing or stating your opinion, answering polls or surveys, or breaking off in a discussion group.

Its profits and stock took a hit in 2016 and 2017, due to write - offs from a poorly timed earlier bet: Signature had become a major financier of permits for New York taxi drivers, just in time for the Uber era.

The sell - off was an «appetizer, not the main course,» Andrew Sheets, Morgan Stanley's chief cross-asset strategist, wrote in a client note.

But less than a month later, Sessions wrote to congressional leaders criticizing the federal government's hands - off approach to medical marijuana, and citing a Colorado case in which a medical marijuana licensee shipped pot out of state.

In 2012, Anne - Marie Slaughter wrote an article for The Atlantic called «Why Women Still Can't Have it All,» which kicked off an international conversation about balancing work, family, personal time, and more.

If the deduction for medical expenses disappears as proposed in the House Republicans tax bill, the ability to write off long - term care premiums would end after this year.

BMO Capital Market analysts Gary Nachman and Chris Wolpert wrote in a Tuesday note that Valeant's decision to sell off some $ 2.1 billion in assets was a good start to paying down its hefty debt.

In a wonderful essay on this, our age of pluralist popularity, Adam Sternbergh wrote, «we've turned off Top 40 and loaded up Spotify; we've clicked away from NBC and fired up Netflix.»

Dental hygiene Unfortunately for dentists — and happily for thousands of anti-dentites — in a bad economy, a visit to the dentist's chair is likely to be written off as a luxury.

«ADP — the world's largest payroll provider — has cut thousands of their small business customers off from using Zenefits to automate their time - consuming payroll administration work,» Zenefits wrote in an open letter to customers that it later posted to its blog.

He wrote in his post that his biggest fear at Netflix has been that the company couldn't pull off the transition from DVD - by - mail to streaming.

Considering Microsoft's recent investment in Skype, Montgomery says, «We shouldn't write them off, they have some very strong ad people, but we have been flummoxed.»

«Underlying end demand remains strong in the U.S. while improved cement volumes and equipment operating hours point to an emerging recovery off the bottom in Western Europe,» he writes.

While, fresh but scaling startups tend to drag their feet until they see clear evidence of issues, prolonging upgrading may cause unnecessary and costly headaches like missed billing opportunities, inventory write - offs, efficiency gaps in operations or even fraud.

With an untapped potential in this market, they believed it would be groundbreaking to give people an attractive, functional alternative to write creatively on stylish walls, knowing it could easily be washed and wiped off.

Unlike sweatpants of the past, their primary utility isn't in jogging, but in showing off expensive basketball shoes, writes Sara Germano for the Wall Street Journal.