Conditional Promise

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A conditional promise in accounting refers to a commitment to perform an action or deliver a service contingent upon the occurrence of a specified event. This type of promise is not recognized as a liability or asset until the condition is met, impacting financial statements and reporting. Conditional promises are often seen in contracts where obligations are dependent on future events, influencing how transactions are recorded and reported.

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