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Definition Of Financial Commitment:

An undertaking to commit substantial expenditure at a future date.
Such pledges are deemed liabilities and must be shown as such in the firm's balance sheet (as accompanying notes or footnotes) even if the expense has not yet been incurred to have become an actual liability. See also capital commitment.

Other Definition Of Accounting Terms:

Financial Condition
Financial Controls
Financial Covenants
Financial Engineering
Financial Impact
Financial Information Exchange (fix)

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