uncollectible发音

意思翻译

adj.不可收回的；无法收集的

相似词语短语

uncollected consent───未收回的同意

uncollected───adj.不安的；狼狈的；未收款的

双语使用场景

In addition, the schedule is used as the basis for estimating the amount of uncollectible accounts.───另外，账龄分析表还可用作预估无法收回的账款金额的基础。

Notice that this entry is exactly the opposite of the entry as uncollectible.───注意这个会计分录恰好与核销坏账的分录相反。

Uncollectible loans are generally thought to exceed 20% of all lending.───普遍认为，该行的不良贷款超过了贷款总额的20%。

OVERALL LIMIT- In no case shall the total payments required pursuant to subparagraph (A) exceed the amount of the uncollectible share.───具体范围---在任何条件下，根据A小节之情况，总赔偿额不应超过不可收现份额的总额。

Equal to the gross amount of accounts and notes receivable, less an estimate of the portion that may prove to be uncollectible.───等于应收账款和应收票据总额减去估计不能收回的部分。

Age accounts receivable entries incorrectly and not recognize potentially uncollectible amounts as part of a lapping procedure.───做不正确的应收账款帐龄表，为截留款项，未确认潜在的不能收回款项。

a separate account called "Allowance for Doubtful Accounts" with the amount estimated to be uncollectible.───因此惟一可行的办法是将预计坏账额贷记一个独立账户，叫“坏账准备”。

Losses from uncollectible receivables tend to be greater during periods of recession than in periods of growth and prosperity .───经济萧条期的坏账损失通常会比经济增长、繁荣期的损失要大。

The most widely used method oil estimating the probable amount of uncollectible accounts is based upon an aging of the accounts receivable.───预估无法收回应收账款的可能金额时最常用的办法是建立在应收账款的账龄分析上的。

英语使用场景

This approach of estimating uncollectible accounts receivable as a percentage of credit sales is easier to apply than the method of aging accounting receivable .

To set up an allowance system for uncollectible accounts.

Uncollectible loans are generally thought to exceed 20 % of all lending.

The jusen are saddled with 6. 27 trillion yen in uncollectible loans.

Based upon past experience, the uncollectible accounts expense is estimated at some percentage of net credit sales.

Capital One said charge-offs, card loans deemed uncollectible, declined to 9.32% in August from 9.83% in July in its U.S. credit-card business.

Losses from uncollectible receivables tend to be greater during periods of recession than in periods of growth and prosperity .

A method of accounting for uncollectible accounts in which an estimate is made of the amount of sales on account for which payment will not be received.

Selling goods on credit cause uncollectible accounts expense to customers who fail to pay their bills.