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SBR topic doubt Revenue IFRS 15

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  • This topic has 3 replies, 2 voices, and was last updated 5 months ago by Stephen Widberg.
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  • January 3, 2025 at 8:17 am #714388
    Aditya7588
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    There is a situtation:

    “Revenue Recognition:

    Fashion Co. uses a streamlined online sales process, which involves multiple steps, each relevant for revenue recognition.

    – Order Processing: When a customer places an order, the system records the sale, but revenue is only recognized once the product is dispatched. The dispatch process triggers revenue recognition.

    – Refunds & Returns: Fashion Co. allows a 7-day return window

    – Marketplace Sales: The company also sells through Nykaa and Myntra, where sales commissions are deducted before funds are transferred. For every ?100 sold, the company receives approximately ?85 after platform fees

    In this what is the consideration type, is it variable, and how do we record it, this was a scenario from AAA, is there any mismatch here with the accounting policies??

    January 3, 2025 at 8:30 am #714389
    Stephen Widberg
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    Consideration type = cash
    Variable = no
    Record = on despatch (less expected returns)
    Mismatch = don’t understand your question

    January 6, 2025 at 5:16 am #714442
    Aditya7588
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    I meant to ask in IFRS 15, there is a type of consideration called variable consideration, which states that “goods when sold with a right to return fall under variable consideration, and it can be only recorded under variable consideration, when there is no significant chance of reversal of the cumulative revenue recognised”

    My doubt was if why is the revenue being recorded on despatch, shouldn’t it be recorded post 7 days, because the customer still holds a right to return the goods, is this right?? if not then what will the right accounting treatment??

    January 6, 2025 at 8:09 am #714443
    Stephen Widberg
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    If the company sells 100 goods and (based on estimates) there’s a 30% chance of returns:

    Dr Cash 100
    Cr Revenue 70
    Cr Contract liability 30

    The goods likely to be returned remain in inventory

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