provision for damages

Quelle: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schaden

A Schadenrückstellung is a liability provision (reserve) in accounting that is formed to cover anticipated costs from potential damage claims, losses, or damages to goods in transit, storage, or processing. It serves to financially safeguard against expected damage cases and their costs that will be realized later.

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