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If you’ve got inventory that’s collecting dust or clients who absolutely won’t pay, now’s the time to throw in the towel. Write off that dated inventory and stock up on goods that are moving faster. If you’re using the accrual method of accounting, keep good records of your attempts to collect from deadbeats, then write off the debt and move on.