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Revenue recognition criteria for MEAs by the SEC

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1) Persuasive evidence of an arrangement exists
2) Delivery has occurred or services have been rendered
3) Seller’s price to the buyer is fixed or determinable
4) Collectibility is reasonably assured

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VIE identification. A company has a VIE if that company has…

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BOTH

1) the power to direct significant financial activities of a VIE
2) the obligation to absorb losses or benefits of the VIE entity that could potentially be significant to the VIE

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VIE entities are entities that have or lack…

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any of these:
-entities that lack sufficient risk, and need financial support from others-----"Insufficient equity at risk"===> the equity investments that participate significantly in profits or losses are less than 10% of total assets
1- lack power to direct activities
2- lack obligation to absorb losses
3- lack the right to receive returns
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GAAP’s definition of an “entity”

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Any legal structure used to conduct activities or to hold assets.

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“insufficient equity at risk” means

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equity at risk of less than 10% of total assets are assumed insufficient

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“equity at risk” means

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equity investments that participate significantly in profits/losses

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Primary beneficiary is…

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the company that absorbs majority of losses/gains.
if one company gets G’s and another gets L’s, then the Co that gets the L’s is the primary
primary B consolidates VIE
there may be no primary b

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variable interests definition

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assets liabilities contracts and equity that absorb variability are variable interests
VI’s change in value with changes in fair value of NA exclusive of VI
Payments to VI not part of expected losses/returns

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MEAs:

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presume multiple contracts entered at the same time are a single arrangement
are there separable units of accounting?
consideration allocation?
timing?

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MEAs scope limitations

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  • future discounts for continued service
  • a rebate or refund of a determinable amount
  • award credits for loyalty program operators
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separate unit of accounting criteria

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both:

  • value on standalone basis
  • general right of return for delivered items. delivery and performance of undelivered items is probable and substantially in the control of the vendor
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conderations for MEAs must be…

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fixed and determinable

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consideration allocation

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relative selling prices. Price the separate accounting items would sell at individually.
evidence in hierarchy:
1)vendor specific objective evidence
2)third party evidence
3)estimated selling price
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software MEAs extra considerations

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  • third criteria of separate units exists: objective and reliable evidence exists of the FV of undelivered items.
  • Only VSOE can be used
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Operating segment criteria/requirements:

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  • activities that earn revenues and incur expenses
  • Operating results reviewed by chief operating decision maker
  • Discrete financial information available
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Operating segment aggregation criteria

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  • consistent with objectives and principles of GAAP
  • similar economic characteristics
  • similar:
    - nature of products and services
    - nature of production processes
    - type or class of customer
    - distribution methods
    - regulatory environment (if applicable)