Deferred Outflow of Resources

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A deferred outflow of resources is an accounting term referring to a consumption of net assets applicable to a future reporting period, akin to a prepaid expense. It represents a future economic benefit that will be recognized as an expense or loss in subsequent periods. This concept is crucial in governmental accounting, ensuring accurate financial reporting. Deferred outflow of resources is recorded on the balance sheet, enhancing transparency in financial statements.

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