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Abstract
Insurance organizations play a critical role in the modern financial system by providing risk management solutions and financial protection to individuals, businesses, and the economy at large. One of the core aspects of managing an insurance company effectively is the accurate accounting and analysis of insurance liabilities. Insurance liabilities represent the obligations of the insurer to policyholders, arising from claims that are incurred but not yet settled, premiums received in advance, and other contractual obligations. Accurate measurement and reporting of these liabilities are essential not only for ensuring financial stability but also for maintaining stakeholder confidence and complying with regulatory requirements.