Definition of impairment chargeImpairment charge In accounting, when an asset's value falls below book value or if its value can no longer be justified by reference to the future cash flows it is likely to generate, it must be written down. This means a reduction in the asset value in the balance sheet and an equivalent expense against profit - an impairment charge.
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