Which of the following facts would not make an operating segment reportable?
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The correct answer is C) 75% of the segment's revenues are earned from one unaffiliated customer.
Supporting explanations:
An operating segment is called a reportable segment when -
* Revenues of an operating segment is 10% or more of the total revenues of the company
* Profit or Loss of an operating segment is 10% or more of the total profit or loss of the company
* Assets of an operating segment is 10% or more of the total assets of the company
In (a) option, segment revenues are 20% of the total revenues of the company - Hence, it is a reportable Segment
In (b) option, segment profit is $50,000 which is 11.63% of total company's total revenue of $430,000 ($50,000/$430,000*100) - Hence, it is a reportable segment.
In (d) option, segment assets are 11% of the total assets of the company - Hence, it is a reportable segment.
But, in option (c ), the 75% of segment revenue is earned from one unaffiated customer so it is not a reportable segment.
Therefore, option c is the correct answer.
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