McGraw-Hill's Taxation of Business Entities 2019 Edition,
Problem #83. R.E.M., a calendar-year corporation and Athens,
Georgia,
band, recently sold tickets ($20,000,000) for concerts
scheduled in the United States for next year and the
following two years. For financial statement purposes,
R.E.M. will recognize the income from the ticket sales
when it performs the concerts, and R.E.M is obligated to
return the ticket payments should a concert be cancelled.
For tax purposes, R.E.M. uses the accrual method and
would prefer to defer the income from the ticket sales until
after the concerts are performed. This is the first time that
it has sold tickets one or two years in advance. Michael
Stipe has asked your advice. Write a memo to Michael
explaining your findings.
Answer
McGraw-Hill's Taxation of Business Entities 2019 Edition, Problem #83. R.E.M., a calendar-year corporation and Athens, Georgia,...
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