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13 June 2012
hi sir,
What is the difference between a liability and a provision in a balance sheet
What is the difference between a liability and a provision in a balance sheet
13 June 2012
In balance sheet, Liability means credits outstanding and the provision means reserve
In balance sheet, Liability means credits outstanding and the provision means reserve
13 June 2012
In balance sheet, Liability means credits outstanding and the provision means reserve
In balance sheet, Liability means credits outstanding and the provision means reserve
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