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what is the main difference between Outstanding & Accrued
Expenses?
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Answer Posted / venkata sai kumar
Accrued expenses and outstanding expenses are similar but not same.
Accrued expenses are expenses incurred but not yet paid as due date has not occured.
Whereas in outstanding expenses, due date has come but not yet paid
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