1. Contingent liability is a liability the occurance or some information of which is dependable on the occurance of any future incidend until that liability is not confirmed
Contingent liabilities does not show in balance sheet rather it is provided in notes to financial statements as a note about contingent liability and detail etc.
no
Expense accurals is a liabilites
Liabilites
contigent liability
Current liabilites
I'm not an underwriter, or agent (an adjuster), but think this means they are/will bind the policy 'contigent' on getting the rest of the underwriting history completed, and 'contigent' on that, and everything on the application being correct, or within their underwriting rules.
the employer does not have to pay fringe benefits
It is current assests minus current liabilites
Asset Liabilites Equity Revenue Expenses
-liabilites, +stockholder's equity
cash expense revenue asset liabilites