Donors, creditors, constituents, and other users of an NFP's financial statements use the information about the organization's liabilities to analyze an NFP's liquidity and sustainability. Many obligations of NFPs are similar to those of for-profit entities. However, because of NFPs' role in providing societal benefits and their tax-exempt status, there are some unique aspects to the liabilities of NFPs. Therefore, accurate reporting of liabilities is essential to the overall picture of an NFP's financial health. This course provides an overview of the unique aspects of NFP liabilities, both short and long-term.