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what is the main difference between Outstanding & Accrued
Expenses?
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Answer Posted / sudheer
there is no difference b/w outstaning and accrued
the word outstanding is commonly used to represent expenses
outstaning on the other hand accured is using income
outstanding(accrued income)
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