Give two differences between reserve and provision
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reverse means if the object goes in the backwards is called reserve provision means when the object go on forward is call provision
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The major differences between Provision and Reserve are as under:
- The Provision means to keep some money for a known liability which is probable to arise after a certain time. The Reserve is to retain some money from the profit to for any particular future use.
- The amount of provision cannot be used to pay off dividends, but the amount of the reserves can be used for so.
- The creation of a provision is compulsory against the anticipated liability. Conversely, the creation of reserves is voluntary except in the case of Capital Redemption Reserve (CRR), and Debenture Redemption Reserve (DRR).
- The use of provision is specific, i.e. it must be used for which it is created. On the other hand, reserves can be used otherwise.
- Provisions are deducted from the concerned asset when it is created against an asset while shown as a liability on the balance sheet when it is created against liability. As opposed to Reserves, which are shown on the liabilities side.
- It is immaterial for the creation of provision, whether the company earned the profit or not whereas the company must earn the profit for the creation of reserves.
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