Long term provision with example
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In financial accounting an provision is an account which records a present of the liability of an entity.I knpw this much only nd hope that ot helps you.
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Long term provision is a that type of provision which is expected to mature after more than 12 months..
It is a non current liability of the business which never has an idea when it comes in the business.
Examples of long-term liabilities include;
-Provision for depreciation
-provision for repairs
-and renewals.
It is a non current liability of the business which never has an idea when it comes in the business.
Examples of long-term liabilities include;
-Provision for depreciation
-provision for repairs
-and renewals.
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