Computation of total service revenue for 2019
Amount collected during the year | $360000 |
Add: Account receivable on 31.12.2019 | $70000 |
Less:Account receivable on 31.12.2018 | ($50000) |
Less: Unearned revenue on 31.12.2019 | ($10000) |
Total service revenue for the year 2019 | $370000 |
(Since the revenue is not actually earned at the end of the year, we cannot take unearned revenue for current year computation. )
In accrual basis of accounting, revenue and expenses are recorded when a transaction occurs irrespective of whether the payment is made or received.
Recognize revenue - when they are actually earned
Recognize Expenses - when they are incurred
Under cash basis, the transactions must be recorded only when cash is actually received or paid.Sales should be recorded when cash is actually received and expenses should be recorded when cash is actually paid.
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