what is the difference between provision for bad debts and
reserve for bad debts?
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Answer Posted / sanjog bajaj
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PROVISIONS-ARE KEPT A SIDE TO MEET ANY CONTINGENCY IN FUTURE.
RESERVES-ARE A PROFIT CALLED UP AT THE TIME OF LIQUIDATIONS
IF ASSETS HELD ARE NOT SUFFICIENT TO MEET THE LIABILITIES.
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