Ans: 1. Any extended warranty of a product is sold separately from the warranty product and it constitutes a separate sales transaction therefore it is not a contingency loss.and revenue should be recognized over the same period.
2. Revenue is deferred as Liability and warranty expense is computed using the straight- line basis over the contract period
3. Journal entry
Account title and explanation | Debit($) | Credit($) |
Accounts receivable | $432,000 | |
unearned-revenue extended warranties | $432,000 | |
( to record sale of extended warranties) | ||
unearned-revenue extended warranties | 60,750 | |
revenue-extended warranties | 60,750 | |
(to record revenue on extended warranty) |
Working:
=432,000*9/12
= 324,000
so during that 9 month period ,the 324,000 is outstanding an average of 4.5 months and so should earn( 324,000*4.5/24)
= 60,750
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I have figured that the A/R journal entry should be cash. But I
cannot find out the values for the two journal entries for No. 2. I
have attempted $444,000/2= $222,000.00 but that answer is
incorrect.
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