The Essential Characteristics of a Liability Under the Definition in the Conceptual

question 43

Multiple Choice

The essential characteristics of a liability under the definition in the Conceptual Framework are:
I. Settlement requiring an outflow of resources embodying economic benefits.
II. A present obligation to an external party.
III. A legal debt.
IV. The obligation must have resulted from past events.

• A) I and IV
• B) I, II and III
• C) I, II and IV
• D) III and IV

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