Revenue Recognition Flashcards

1
Q

revenue is recognized when it is probable that economic benefits will flow to the business. 3 conditions:

A
  1. performance (revenue is earned)
  2. measurement (amount earned can be measured)
  3. collectability (reasonable assurance that client will pay)
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2
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what is the name of the account that is made for estimating uncollectibility?

A

allowance for doubtful accounts

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3
Q

what are the 4 revenue recognition methods?

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  1. time of sale/delivery
  2. time of contract signing
  3. time of production
  4. time of collection
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4
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free on board describes the point when the title of the goods transfers from _____ to _____

A

buyer to seller

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5
Q

what are the two types of income statements?

A

multi-step and single-step

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6
Q

what is the difference between a multi-step and a single-step income statement?

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multi-step:

  • mandatory to report EPS
  • different kinds of operations are segregated

single step:
-all expenses grouped together except interest and income tax

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7
Q

what type of business would use time of collection?

A

magazine sales, installment payments

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8
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what type of business would use time of production?

A
  • long term construction

- mining in the past

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9
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what type of business would use time of contract signing?

A

retail land sales

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10
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___ ___ is when ownership passes to buyer after goods leave seller’s shipping point

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FOB shipping point

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11
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___ ___ is when goods remain property of the seller until they reach their destination

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FOB destination

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