Firstly, are we expected to use the proforma method to calculate the contract asset for the SFP? Correct me if I’m wrong but the asset is accrued income plus contract prepayment.
Recognised revenue – amount invoiced = accrued income Recognised costs – costs incurred to date = contract prepayment.
Add these values together and you get the same contract asset value as the proforma method. Would I lose marks by calculating this way?
second question, on this example, shouldn’t we be recognising the 8000 inventory on the SFP?
The standard is not specific about how to calculate the asset so you can use either method.
You could include the 8000 inventory if you wanted to do so.
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