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A taxpayer guarantees another person's obligation and is forced to pay the debt under the terms of the guarantee.  The original debtor does not repay the taxpayer.  The taxpayer/guarantor may deduct the loss.
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A taxpayer uses an allowance method (i.e. aging method) of calculating bad debt expense for purposes of the business' financial statements. For income tax purposes, she will also use the allowance method to calculate the bad debt deduction.
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