Unconditional Promise Definition | Becker

Accounting Dictionary

Unconditional Promise

An unconditional promise to give (the promise is also known as a pledge) is a contribution, and is recorded as revenue at its fair market value when the promise is made. An unconditional promise may be written or verbal. However, verbal pledges should be documented by the organization internally and may be more difficult to collect. See also contribution and conditional promise.

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Contribution [FAR]Conditional Promise [FARBAR]Back to Dictionary

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