Contingent Assets & Liabilities

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Contingent Assets & Liabilities

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Here we have discussed the Future estimates made by business, the meaning of future probable inflow of benefits i.e. Contingent Assets & future probable obligations i.e. Contingent liabilities. The Disclosure in Accounting of Contingencies (as per Full Disclosure Concept) has been discussed. The difference between Provisions & Contingent liabilities is not to be ignored. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: Contingent Assets & Liabilities


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  • CONTINGENT ASSETS
  • CONTINGENT LIABILITIES

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Contingency
  • Any unplanned/unexpected/future event
  • A future event, the happening/ non happening of
    which depends on the happening/non happening of
    any other future event,
  • ( Its not a Present event)

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Examples
  • Rain on day after tomorrow( depends on tomorrow's
    weather)
  • Payment of compensation depends on judgment of
    the suit.
  • Receipt of award if the target is achieved

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Contingent Asset
  • A possible(future) asset that arises from past
    events
  • Confirmed only by the occurrence or non-
    occurrence of one or more uncertain future events
  • Should not be recognized in financial statements
    (uncertain/not a present asset)- Prudence
    Concept
  • Should be shown in Notes to Accounts/Footnote to
    balance sheet

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Contingent Liabilities
  • A possible/future obligation that arises from
    past events will be confirmed in future
  • Not the present liabilities(should not be the
    part of financial statements)
  • Should be shown in the Notes to Accounts/
    Footnotes to Balance Sheet.
  • (Full Disclosure Concept)

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Examples
  • Bank Guarantee
  • Bill Receivable Discounted
  • Damages payable pending suit
  • Compensation under Dispute

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Provision V/s Contingent Liability
  • Provision- Present liability of uncertain amount,
    which can be measured reliably by using a
    substantial degree of estimation.
  • (Recognition of a possible liability (in
    financial Statements)
  • Contingent liability -A possible obligation that
    may or may not crystallise (unknown /uncertain
    /undetermined Liability with uncertain
    amount)
  • (Less Probable obligation shown in Notes to
    Accounts)

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MCQs
  • Q.1. Present liability of uncertain amount, which
    can be measured reliably by using a substantial
    degree of estimation, is termed as ________.

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MCQs
  • Q.2. If a contingent liability becomes probable,
    it has to be

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MCQs
  • Q.3. Which of the following is not a contingent
    liability?

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MCQs
  • Q.4. Contingent asset usually arises from
    unplanned or unexpected events that give rise to

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MCQs
  • Q.5. In the financial statement, contingent
    liability is
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