long-term financial liability
- long-term financial liability
- ilgalaikis finansinis įsipareigojimas
statusas Aprobuotas
sritis buhalterinė apskaita ir finansinė atskaitomybė
apibrėžtis Finansinis įsipareigojimas, kurį privaloma įvykdyti ne anksčiau kaip po 12 mėnesių, skaičiuojant nuo paskutinės einamojo ataskaitinio laikotarpio dienos.
atitikmenys: angl. long-term financial liability
šaltinis Lietuvos Respublikos finansų ministro 2009 m. gruodžio 11 d. įsakymas Nr. 1K-444 „Dėl finansų ministro 2008 m. birželio 27 d. įsakymo Nr. 1K-223 „Dėl viešojo sektoriaus apskaitos ir finansinės atskaitomybės 17-ojo standarto patvirtinimo“ pakeitimo“ (Žin., 2009, Nr. 149-6697)
Lithuanian dictionary (lietuvių žodynas).
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