Carry-overs refer to something that is carried forward from one period to another. Some antonyms for carry-overs include disposals, write-offs, and deductions. Disposals refer to when an asset or liability is sold, transferred, or abandoned, and it is removed from the balance sheet. Write-offs, on the other hand, refer to the cancellation of a debt, expense, or losses from the company's books. Deductions refer to the subtraction of an amount from the total. Unlike carry-overs, these antonyms reflect the elimination of something from the financial statements rather than the continuation of a balance from one period to another.