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Impairment
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Impairment
Reduction in the value of an asset because the asset no longer generates the benefits expected earlier as determined by the company through periodic assessments. This could happen because of changes in market value of the asset, business environment, government regulations, etc.

Impairment
A reduction in a company's working capital as a result of a loss on an investment or a distribution (such as a coupon or dividend) to investors.

impairment
Reduction in a firm's capital as a result of distributions or losses.


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Diane said: "We wanted to give staff practical guidance on how they can help customers who have a hearing impairment, so they can communicate more confidently.
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