alleryStart learning →A present obligation where outflow is not probable is classed as a:
AProvision booked
BContingent liability
CAccrued expense
DTrade creditors
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Contingent liability
A present obligation that fails the probable outflow test is not recognised and is treated as a contingent liability.
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