Revenue from Contracts with Customers Flashcards

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IFRS 15 Revenue recognition criteria

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1) risk and rewards transferred
2) control lost by seller
3) collection reasonably assured
4) amount reasonably measured
5) costs associated with revenue reasonably measured

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ASPE 3400 revenue recognition criteria

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1) risks and rewards transferred
2) revenue measured reliably
3) collection reasonably assured

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IFRS 5 step process to recognize revenue

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1) identify the contract
2) identify the performance obligations
3) determine the transaction price
4) allocate the transaction price
5) recognize revenue

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Step 1: Identify the contract

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  • must have the following to be a contract: approved by all parties, identify goods and services, payment terms identified, has commercial substance, probable collection of consideration
  • assess if need to combine 2 or more contracts– combine if one or more met: negotiated as package with single obligation, the consideration of one contract depends on the other, the goods/services in the contract are a single performance obligation
  • assess for contract modifications– separate contract if both conditions met: change dur to additional of goods/services, or price increased by vendors selling price of added goods/services
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Step 2: Identify performance obligations

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  • a performance obligation is a promise to transfer one of the following: distinct good/service or a series of distinct good/services
  • distinct good: 1) can the customer benefit from the good/service on its own (if year go to second question), 2) is the promise to transfer the good/service separately identified from other promises in contract (if yes than distinct)
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Step 3: Determine the transaction price

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  • variable consideration (expected value or most likely amount) (only recognized if subsequent change of reversal is unlikely)
  • right of return (only recognized if estimated returns can be done)
  • significant financing components (discount future payments if more than one year)
  • non-cash consideration (measure at FV)
  • consideration payable to customer (credit, coupon, voucher)
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Step 4: Allocate the transaction price

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  • allocate proportionally to each performance obligation
  • allocate discount
  • allocate variable consideration
  • allocate changes in transaction price
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Step 5: Recognize revenue

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  • single point or period of time , satisfied when customer obtains control
  • satisfied over time if: customer receives and consumes benefits at same time, vendors performance creates or enhances customer controlled asset, vendor performance does not create an asset with an alternative use to vendor
  • over a period of time recognize as input or output method
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