Problem 11. On January 12, 2021, a fire at a production facility damaged a number of adjacent buildings owned by other businesses. Pearl Company's insurance policy does not cover damage to property of others. insurance companies for those other businesses have billed Pearl for the estimated cost of P2.4million required to restore the damaged buildings. In the 2021 financial statements of Pearl Company, how much accrued liability should be recognized?

Problem 11. On January 12, 2021, a fire at a production facility damaged a number of adjacent buildings owned by other businesses. Pearl Company's insurance policy does not cover damage to property of others. insurance companies for those other businesses have billed Pearl for the estimated cost of P2.4million required to restore the damaged buildings. In the 2021 financial statements of Pearl Company, how much accrued liability should be recognized?

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Problem 11. On January 12, 2021, a fire at a production facility damaged a number
of adjacent buildings owned by other businesses. Pearl Company's insurance policy
does not cover damage to property of others. insurance companies for those other
businesses have billed Pearl for the estimated cost of P2.4million required to restore
the damaged buildings. In the 2021 financial statements of Pearl Company, how
much accrued liability should be recognized?

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