This discussion clarifies how to account for contingent liabilities, explaining they are typically disclosed in the notes to the balance sheet rather than directly in the books. It also addresses the accounting impact of unrecorded accruals, highlighting that both estimated liabilities and expenditures should be recognised in the financial statements according to mercantile accounting principles, except for income.
08 May 2020
YES Contingent Liabilities (Which may or may not happen) needs to be explained in foot notes and all the accruals of liabilities needs to be given effect in Financial Statements. As per Accounting Standards all estimated liabilities and expenditures needs to be taken into accounting except for income.