The federal government recognizes social insurance commitments (e.g. social security) to beneficiaries as liabilities only when payments are due.

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The federal government recognizes obligations such as social insurance commitments as liabilities in their accounting only when the payments are due and not before, as these commitments are considered contingent upon certain eligibility criteria being met by the beneficiaries.

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