EBITDA and provisions
A company accounts for revenue in Q1 from a contract. In Q2, the company realises that the counterparty to the contract is unlikely to be able to pay and hence, creates a provision.
How does this affect EBITDA?
A company accounts for revenue in Q1 from a contract. In Q2, the company realises that the counterparty to the contract is unlikely to be able to pay and hence, creates a provision.
How does this affect EBITDA?
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