Assertion: balance sheet's liability | /r/HasProperty | amount
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Source sentences:
text: Liabilities are amounts owed to creditors by the company.
text: Noncurrent liabilities are amounts your company has more than one year to pay.
text: Contingent liabilities are obligations that are dependent on future events to confirm the existence of an obligation, the amount owed, the payee, or the date payable.
text: A liability is an amount that a company owes.
text: That's called a liability: an amount that I've got to pay back at some point, even if I don't do it now.
text: A liability is an amount the association owes to others, such as vendors, or perhaps even a banking institution for a loan.
text: The liabilities shown on a balance sheet are those amounts that a business owes to other people, businesses, and government agencies.