IFRS 15 - Revenue From Contracts With Customers Flashcards

1
Q

what is the definition of a customer?

A

a party that has contracted with the entity to obtain g/s that are the output of the entity’s ordinary activities in exchange for a consideration

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what would make a contract in the scope of IFRS 15?

A
  • contract is approved
  • rights to something
  • payment terms
  • commercial substance
  • collectability is probable
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3
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what do we base probability of collection on?

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based on customer’s ability and intention only

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4
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when will a contract not exist?

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if each party has the unilateral enforceable right to cancel a wholly unperformed contract without compensation

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when do we recognize revenue?

A

when our performance obligation is satisfied and we transfer the good/service

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what do we do if the customer pays before the IFRS requirements are met?

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we recognize a liability, unless the payment is non-refundable

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7
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what can the entity supply in the contract?

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  • distinct goods and services
  • a series of g/s that has the same pattern of transfer
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how do we recognize revenue?

A

to depict the transfer of promised g/s to a customer that reflects the consideration the company expects to be entitled to in exchange for the g/s

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9
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what is the performance obligation of the entity?

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to transfer g/s

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10
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what is the performance obligation of the customer?

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to pay the consideration

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what is the definition of distinct?

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  • can benefitted from on its own
  • g/s separately identifiable from other contract promises
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12
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when would goods not be separately identifiable?

A

significantly integrated

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13
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at what amount do we recognize revenue?

A

at the transaction price

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14
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what can the transaction price include?

A
  • variable consideration
  • the existence of a significant financing component
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examples of variable consideration?

A
  • discounts
  • rebates
  • penalties
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16
Q

how does a financing component come about?

A

when the timing of the payment gives one of the parties a benefit

17
Q

what will the financing component be if the entity performs early?

A

trade receivable measured at PV and will be increased by interest income until future payment date

18
Q

what will the financing component be if the customer performs early

A

contract liability measured at PV and will be increased by interest expense until future performance date

19
Q

when is something not a significant financing component?

A

if less than 12 months

20
Q

what if there are multiple performance obligations?

A

we measure them based on their stand-alone selling prices

21
Q

what time methods can we use when recognizing revenue?

A
  • at a point in time
  • over time
22
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when can be recognize revenue over time?

A

(meet any ONE):
- customer simultaneously receives and consumes all benefits as entity performs
- entity performance creates/enhances an asset controlled by the customer as the asset is created
- entity performance does not create an asset with alternative use to the entity AND entity has enforceable right to pmt for performance completed to date

23
Q

when can be recognize revenue at a point in time?

A

if previous requirements not met

24
Q

what do we need to use to recognize revenue over time?

A

a measure of progress

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what is a measure of progress?
- depicts progress in transfer of control - must be applied consistently to similar POs
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how do we treat updates of the measures?
as a change in accounting estimate as per IAS 8
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what two measures of progress can we use?
- output method - input method
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what is the output method?
measures performance as the proportion of g/s transferred to customer based on total g/s required to be transferred
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what is the input method?
progress is measured based on entity's efforts to satisfy the obligations (costs incurred, labour hours). the extent of costs must effect extent of entity's performance in transferring the g/s.
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what if costs are not proportionate to progress?
costs will = revenue for that year