alleryStart learning →An entity expects operating losses next year. Can it book a provision for them?
ANo, losses are future
BYes, at expected loss
CYes, at half the loss
DYes, if audited
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. No, losses are future
Future operating losses fail the definition of a liability, so provisions are not recognised for them.
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