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ANSWER:
For revenue recognition there must be transfer of asset and
existence of consideration.
in this case the transfer is completed in 2018 and transferee is
liable to pay consideration on contract date.
therefore,
Entire revenue to be recorded in 2018 = $3080000
In 2019 nothing has to be recorded as sale has been completed in 2018 itself
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