There is a possibility of a safety hazard for a manufactured
product. As yet, no claim has been made for damages, though there
is a reasonable possibility that a claim will be made. If a claim
is made, it is probable that damages will be paid and the amount of
the loss can be reasonably estimated. This possible loss must
be:
Accrued | Disclosed | |
a. | Yes | Yes |
b. | Yes | No |
c. | No | Yes |
d. | No | No |
A Contingent Liability is to be accrued when the chances of occurrence are probable and amount can be reasonably estimated. |
In the given case, it is not probable that a claim will be asserted so the loss should neither be accrued nor disclosed. |
Option D Accrued-No ; Disclosed- No is correct |
There is a possibility of a safety hazard for a manufactured product. As yet, no claim...
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