Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
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Five key steps of core revenue recognition

A

Identify the contract, identify performance obligations, determine transaction price, allocate transaction price, recognize revenue

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2
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How does a seller allocatedtransaction price to specific performance obligation

A

Stand-alone selling price

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3
Q

What criteria determines it a company can recognize revenue over time.

A

Consumer consumes benefit as work is being done.

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4
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Residual approach

A

Total transaction price - known contract obligation prices

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5
Q

Adjusted market Assessment approach

A

Price others are selling it for

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6
Q

Expected cost + margin approach

A

Cost plus appropriate margin

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7
Q

Functional IP

A

Stand alone value, one time purchase, revenue recognized once

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8
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Symbolic IP

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No standalone functionality, mandatory updates, revenue recognized over-time

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9
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Bill and hold arrangement

A

Customer pays seller to reserve item to ship at a later date; revenue recognized at delivery

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10
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Consignment

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Goods transferred to a third party to sell

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11
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Contract liability

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Seller received payment before satisfying performance obligation

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12
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Contract asset

A

Seller has a right to receive payment after satisfying performance obligation

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13
Q

Customer options (gift cards, discounts, etc)

A

Performance obligation

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14
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Expected value

A

The possible amount multiplied by it probability

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15
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Most likely method

A

Full bonus or no bonus

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16
Q

CIP

A

Debit, tracks costs of a long term project that isn’t complete.

17
Q

Disclosure notes

A

Things that can affect future cash flows / revenues

18
Q

Revenue recognized this period formula

A

Total estimated revenue * percentage completed to date - revenue recognized in prior periods

19
Q

Periodic loss

A

Expected to have overall profit

20
Q

Overall loss

A

Project expected to have overall loss

21
Q

To record construction costs

A

CIP
various accounts

22
Q

To record progress Billings

A

Accounts receivable
Billings on construction contract

23
Q

to record cash collections

A

Cash
accounts receivable

24
Q

How to record periodic loss recognizing revenue over time

A

Cost of construction
Revenue from long term contracts
CIP (leftover)

When revenue < cost

25
Q

Gross profit formula for long term contracts

A

Contract price - total estimated costs *% complete

26
Q

Recording a loss on recognizing revenue upon completion before final year

A

Loss on long term contracts
CIP