Measuring income from long-term contracts. On January 1, 2017 assume that Turner Construction Company agreed to construct an observatory for Dartmouth College for $120 million. Dartmouth college must pay $60 million upon signing and $30 million in 2018 and 2019. Expected construction costs are $10 million for 2017, $60 million for 2018, and $30 million for 2019
REQUIRED:
a.) Indicate the amount and nature of income (revenue and expense) that Turner would recognize during 2017, 2018, and 2019 if it uses the completed-contract method. Ignore income taxes.
b.) Repeat requirement a using the percentage-of-completion method
c.) Indicate the balance in the Construction in Process account on December 31, 2017, 2018, and 2019, (just prior to completion of the contract) under the completed-contract and the percentage-of-completion methods.
Before start answering the above Question let me update about Revenue recognition method in case of Long construction contract . As per new Accounting standard relates to revenue recognition , we need to recognised revenue on POCM basis . POCM full form is Percentage of Completion Method . As per new standard , we used to follow Input and output method to recognising revenue . As per new standard , we can recognising POCM based on Effort as well as Cost .
Below we explain revenue recognition on the basis of POCM method under different stage wise.
We have derived cost incurred till date/ total estimated cost for this project = POCM on the basis of Cost
above POCM cost % we will apply on revenue to recognised the same year wise .
Percentage Completion Method | ||
based on % of cost complete | ||
2017 | ||
Cost incurred ($ Mio) | 10 | |
Total Cost to complete this contract( $ MIO) | 100 | |
% cover | 10% | |
Revenue Recognised | ||
( based on % of cost cover basis)-$ Mio | 12 | ( Revenue * Cost cover%) |
Cost incurred -$ Mio | 10 | |
Margin-$ Mio | 2 | |
2018 | ||
Cost incurred ($ Mio) | 60 | |
Total Cost to complete this contract( $ MIO) | 100 | |
% cover | 60% | |
Revenue Recognised | ||
( based on % of cost cover basis)-$ Mio | 72 | ( Revenue * Cost cover%) |
Cost incurred -$ Mio | 60 | |
Margin-$ Mio | 12 | |
2019 | ||
Cost incurred ($ Mio) | 30 | |
Total Cost to complete this contract( $ MIO) | 100 | |
% cover | 30% | |
Revenue Recognised | ||
( based on % of cost cover basis)-$ Mio | 36 | ( Revenue * Cost cover%) |
Cost incurred -$ Mio | 30 | |
Margin-$ Mio | 6 |
Complete Contract method - This method of revenue recognition still allow under USGAAP . IFRS not allowing this principle to recognised revenue .
Under Complete contact method , revenue and cost will recognised at the end of the contract .
2017 - Cost incurred - $ 10 MIo
2018 - cost incurred $ 60 Mio -- Accumulated cost incurred - $ 70
2019 - cost incurred $ 30 Mio - Total cost till end of the contract - $ 100 Mio
Contract end revenue recognised - $ 120 Mio
Margin will be at the end of the Contract - $ 120 Mio -$ 100 Mio = $ 20 Mio
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Blue Construction Company, which began operations in 2017,
changed from the completed-contract to the percentage-of-completion
method of accounting for long-term construction contracts during
2018. For tax purposes, the company employs the completed-contract
method and will continue this approach in the future. The
appropriate information related to this change is as
follows.
Pretax Income from
Percentage-of-Completion
Completed-Contract
Difference
2017
$966,000
$600,000
$366,000
2018
906,000
434,000
472,000
(a) Assuming that the tax rate is 35%, what is the
amount of net income...
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building at a contract price of $5,720,000. Marsh estimated total
construction costs would be $3,936,000 and the project would be
finished in 2019. Information relating to the costs and billings
for this contract is as follows:
2017
2018
2019
Total costs incurred to date
$1,476,000
$2,592,000
$4,560,000
Estimated costs to complete
2,460,000
1,728,000
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Customer billings to date
2,120,000
3,936,000
5,520,000
Collections to date
1,920,000
3,420,000
5,420,000
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