I had a question regarding credit sales, my tutor gave me an example that a Mr.c made a transaction of £50,000 with Mr.A which Mr.A will pay back after 2 years,
The goods are delivered and dispatched , the tutor said in the current year he will record £40,000(net present value cost of capital 10%) and record remaining amount £10,000 as £5000 for next two year as interest income, now my question is that is this correct? And if it is correct then is that £5000 like a deferred income?
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Ask the Tutor ACCA FR
Revenue Recognition
41,322 recognise as revenue at date of sale
Next year, recognise 4,132 finance income (Dr Receivable, Cr Finance Income). Receivable now stands at 45,454
Year 2, recognise a further 4,545 (Dr Receivable, Cr Finance Income) Receivable now stands at 50,000 and will (hopefully) be received in cash
Ok?
Thanks Sir Mike!
You're welcome
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