glossary

Provision

A provision is a liability recognized for an obligation that is probable and can be reasonably estimated, even though the exact amount or timing may still be uncertain. Examples include warranty obligations, legal claims, employee benefits, or tax exposures. Provisions help ensure that likely future costs are recognized in the period to which they relate.

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