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Differed income

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  • March 22, 2013 at 8:20 pm #120414
    AvatarKaymakov
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    Hello every one,

    Guys, plese explain why differed income is a liability???
    In what cases will it decrease net-assets? Whats double-entry in this case?

    Thx

    March 30, 2013 at 9:12 am #121107
    Avatartargetacca
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    Unearned revenue or deffered revenue is the collection of cash before a good or service is provided to a client. In some instances, clients may prepay for a good or service to receive a sales discount or to meet the terms of a contractual obligation. Any collections of cash for a good or service not yet provided will be recorded as unearned (deferred) revenue. For a company to recognize the receipt of cash as revenue, it must fully earn that revenue. The receipt of cash alone does not signify that income was earned and can be recognized as such. Since this receipt of cash has not been fully earned, the unearned revenue is recorded as a liability. A liability is typically considered to be an obligation to make a monetary payment in the future, but it can also refer to the future provision of goods or services.

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    Dr cash
    Cr unearned revenue

    and when services or goods are provided

    Dr unearned revenue
    Cr Sales

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