Contingent liability: possible or unrecognised present obligations contingent on uncertain future events affecting recognition and disclosure. Contingent liability covers a possible obligation from past events contingent on uncertain future events, and a present obligation not recognised because an outflow is not reasonably certain or a reliable estimate cannot be made, determining recognition versus disclosure in accounting and tax reporting.
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Contingent liability: possible or unrecognised present obligations contingent on uncertain future events affecting recognition and disclosure.
Contingent liability covers a possible obligation from past events contingent on uncertain future events, and a present obligation not recognised because an outflow is not reasonably certain or a reliable estimate cannot be made, determining recognition versus disclosure in accounting and tax reporting.
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