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Liability

Meaning: 

A liability refers to any amount that a person or company owes to others. Liabilities represent future financial obligations that must be settled. Examples include EMIs, credit card dues, salaries payable, taxes payable, and business loans.

Types of Liability :

Short-term (Current) Liabilities:
These are obligations that are due within one year.

Long-term Liabilities:
These are obligations that are due after one year.

Importance in Finance:

Liabilities are important for measuring financial health; too many liabilities can indicate a higher risk of financial difficulties.
They help businesses manage cash flow, plan budgets, and assess overall stability.

Role in Goods and Business:
Companies frequently use liabilities, such as bank loans and supplier credit, to purchase inventory, operate their businesses, and produce goods.