By: Kelly R
This is the best explanation for a layperson that I have found for percentage of completion/work in progress accounting. Thank you for your clear language and easily-understood calculations.
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When should over unders be booked? We have always done this at year end when we do the CSR and give all of the financials to the CPA. He now wants them done quarterly, at extra expense. Why would he...
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Michelle, It depends on how often you file your taxes, I suspect the reason your CPA is requiring the over/under booking quarterly is to match your tax filings. In that case I would support your CPA’s...
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Michelle, They should be booked on a monthly basis so your monthly financial statements are more accurate. There can be large ups & downs that make it hard to tell how the company is doing if you...
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What (revenue or expenditure) should be manipulated to recognise a loss making job? For example, a six month job, with very tight margins incurs cost overruns prior to any progress claims being made...
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In one of our project the value got revised as a result of deletion in scope of work. We have booked an excess revenue in the last FY based on the initial value, however the value got revised in the...
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how will you treat the advance billing say 10% as shown in the payment schedule in the revenue recognition
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You removed the posts to each adjusting account of over or under billing, but you did not remove the amount to the sales account. What happens when you do recieve that income and post it to the sales...
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JJ: Earning the income is a separate issue from receiving it. You make adjustments to the Sales Account each time you make the over/under billing adjustments. So, once you’ve earned the income, you...
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