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Nice and easy to understand lecture. Although i have a doubt regarding weighted probability approach in Peabody construction example. 100k is fixed revenue whereas 50k is variable. Then shouldn't the probability be applied on only 50k because 100k is not time bound revenue.
Actually he did apply it, he got the 10% of 50,000. But this is correct in any way (including the 100,000) because the probability pertains to COMPLETION, which in that case includes the fixed payment + bonus applicable. Technically if it is completed, 100,000 is automatically recognized.
And even though you add that 100k or not, the result will be the same because it has the 50,000 amount. Example, 50% Completion, you get the 50% of 50,000=25,000. Since it is COMPLETED, you will still add the fixed amount.
In example of peabody, for calculation of transaction price, 100000 should be fixed and 50000 should be variable for which we should have used probability. Because in 100% cases, we will get 1 lac. Please help me with this confusion!
Please help me in these two questions Qst:1 Invoice Issued in Aug-20 50000USD Service provided in Sep-20 30000USD How much revenue will be recognised in Aug-20 and Sep-20 and how much will be the working capital in Aug-20 and Sep-20 Second Qst : Invoice Issued in Aug-20 50000USD Service provided in Aug-20 30000USD How much revenue and Working capital would be recognised in Aug-20 Kindly help me in it
How will revenue recognition differ if contract., eg project, specify invoicing timeline which are not in line with completion of performance obligations? For example an Annual Maintenance Contract stipulate 100% invoicing upon completion of AMC period, which falls into next financial year.
Since invoicing will be present in future date. Cost recovery method is applicable. But the amount is measurable/reliable so technically, cost to cost or POC is still used. I think you accrue your incurred cost per period until completion.
I am a good English speaker, who can understand and communicate well ... But here the speed of deliverance is awfully fast, which won't fetch a durable outcome from this lecture. The lecturer is undoubtedly awesome but needs more improvements Regards
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