CURRENT OBLIGATIONS AND THEIR REFLECTION IN FINANCIAL REPORTING

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  • Khamidova Shakhzoda Odiljanovna

    Andijan State Technical Institute, assistant. shhzdhamidova@gmail.com Tel: 99891 494 80 07
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  • Shavkatov Samandar

    Andijan State Technical Institute 2nd year student of accounting and auditing
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Keywords:
Current liabilities, Financial stability, Liquidity ratio, Accounting system, Financial statements, Accuracy ratio, Financial analysis, Methodological approaches.
Abstract

This article analyzes the theoretical and practical aspects of the essence, classification, and proper accounting of current liabilities - short-term financial liabilities of enterprises. The role of current liabilities in ensuring financial stability and liquidity is substantiated. In particular, it is highlighted how obligations such as debt to suppliers, wage payments, taxes, and short-term debts affect the financial indicators of the enterprise. The article considers financial indicators used to assess current liabilities, including liquidity and velocity ratios, as important indicators. Methodological approaches to the accounting system, classification, forecasting, and reporting transparency are also recommended. These analyses play an important role in improving the financial health of enterprises and strengthening investor confidence.

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Published
2025-06-30
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