Long-Term Liability

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Long-Term Liability

Any liability with a term of greater than a year. In both investing and personal finance, a long-term liability often is a loan with a long payback period. Examples include a 30-year mortgage or a 10-year Treasury note. See also: Long-term financing.

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The city's long term liability burden is moderate relative to personal income.

Fitch Affirms Orlando, FL's IDR at 'AAA'; Outlook Stable

According to a company release late in June 1997, Humpuss Intermoda and its subsidiaries have run up a debt of Rp 567.5 billion including Rp 127.8 billion in short term debt and R[ 439.7 billion in long term liability.

HUMPUSS GOES PUBLIC TO INCREASE PARTICIPATION IN SUBSIDIARY

The district's long term liability burden should remain in the elevated but still moderate range in relation to the local resource base given future debt plans.

Fitch Rates $102 MM Laredo ISD, TX ULTs 'AAA' PSF/'AA-' Underlying; Outlook Stable

The adjusted net pension liability accounts for 1% of the total long term liability burden.

Fitch Affirms Cook County Forest Preserve District, IL IDR and GOs at 'AA-'; Outlook Negative

The modest overall long term liability burden equals approximately 5% of personal income and the county has manageable future borrowing plans that are in line with outstanding principal amortization.

Fitch Rates Chester County, PA's GO Bonds 'AAA'; Outlook Stable

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