The Two Types of Contingent Liabilities Are

question 8

Multiple Choice

The two types of contingent liabilities are:

• A) current obligations and non-current obligations.
• B) present obligations and possible obligations.
• C) present obligations and impossible obligations.
• D) future obligations and possible obligations.

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Definitions:

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Patient Protection

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