Contingencies and commitments are potential liabilities or expenditures stemming from past events whose outcomes are uncertain but likely to be resolved by a future event. Contingencies might include things like lawsuits or tax disputes, where probable costs will be recognized in financial statements, while commitments, like contracts for future purchases, are disclosed in the notes to financial statements if material.
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