Impact of Sales Write off amounts on Tax liability

Hi Friends ,
                   Did any of you had tis situation at your client ? I want to know the impact of tax liabilitry on sales write off amounts  , will it reduce the tax liability if sales write off amounts or in other words the bad debts are considered for tax calcualtion. Any inputs greatly accepted,
thank you ,

I am trying to post the tax portion to the tax liability account during write-off in IS-U FICA. Is there a way I can post the tax portion on the invoice to the tax liability account instead of posting the entire amount to the expense account? Any help is highly appreciated.

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    Thank you Ivor. Tried that too.
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    I'm attempting to determine the best method of "writing off" transactions on direct projects that have been reported as billable, accrued revenue but will never be billed. Please consider the following narrative as an example:
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    null

    Diana,
    Here's another response from a (very) senior Projects consultant. Her comments are in CAPS, so they can be dinstinguished from your comments:
    "I recommend following the approach she outlines in Section 2, with the following additions:
    SECTION 2) use the "special" transfer adjustment option to transfer the Transaction from the originating billable task to a non-billable Destination task on the project in question. CORRECT.
    A) SET UP THE WBS TO HAVE A TOP LEVEL NON-BILLABLE TASK, ON EVERY PROJECT, WITH A TASK NUMBER OF :"WRITE-OFF".
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    null

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