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Vishwas, agreed with all of the comments above.
On the topic of Esthers COA and write-offs - i dont really know what the accepted practise is which is why its good to test with Esther and Musoni on real world COAs and how they handle some of these things.
I notice that Esther has accounts for loan loss provision (in Liabilities)
Loss Provision 28000 Liabilities No Yes Header
Provision Outstanding Principal 28001 Liabilities No Yes Detail
Provision Oustanding Interest 28002 Liabilities No Yes Detail
So I assume a certain amout has to go into this account based on the loan portfolio and if loans are written off this is reduced?
happy to close off this task then if you are.