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An impaired account refers to an account that is considered to have a reduced value due to the likelihood that the borrower will not be able to meet their financial obligations, such as repaying a loan. This impairment may arise from factors like financial difficulties, bankruptcy, or significant changes in the borrower's circumstances. In accounting terms, impaired accounts often require a write-down or provision to reflect the expected losses on the balance sheet. As a result, they can impact an organization's financial health and profitability.

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