Why is a dividend declared after year-end not a year-end liability?
AIt is always immaterial
BIt is a non-cash item
CNo obligation existed then
DAuditors would not allow it
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. No obligation existed then
Because the declaration came after the reporting date, there was no present obligation at that date.
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