Problem # 1
PhreeWire Phones offers a number of plans to its mobile telephone customers. For example, a customer can receive a free phone when signing a 3-year contract for airtime and data that requires a monthly payment of $100. Alternately, the customer could pay $400 for the telephone when signing a 2-year contract requiring monthly payments of $120.
Required: Determine the amount of revenue to be recognized each year under the two different scenarios. Assume that the fair value of the telephone is $550 and the fair value of the airtime and data is $650 per year.
Problem # 2
Art Attack Ltd. ships the accounting period, The Print Haus notifies Art Attack Ltd. that 70% of the merchandise has been sold for $75,000. The Print Haus retains a 10% commission as well as $3,400, which represent merchandise on consignment to The Print Haus, a retailer of fine art prints. The cost of the merchandise is $68,000, and Art Attack pays the freight cost of $2,400 to ship the goods to the retailer. At the end of advertising costs it paid, and remits the balance owing to Art Attack Ltd.
Required: Complete the journal entries required by each company for the above transactions.
Problem #1
(i) Amount of revenue under first plan for 3 years (When signing 3-years contract for airtime)
Revenue from telphone (free) $0
Revenue from data (Monthly payment $100) [36 months$100)
$3600
Total revenue in 3 years from a customer under first plan=$3600
So, amount of revenue each year from a customer under first plan=$3600/3=$1200
Fair Value of telephone, airtime and data in first year = $550+$650=$1200
Fair value of airtime and data in second & third year=$650
Note: In first year revenue under plan and fair value are same i.e., $1200
In second and third year renenue under plan is greater than fair value by $550($1200-$650)
(ii) Amount of revenue under second plan for 2 years (When signing a 2 years contract)
Revenue from telephone $ 400
Revenue from data (monthly payment $100) [24 months$100]
= $2400
Total revenue in 2 years from a customer under second plan = $2800($400+$2400)
Amount of revenue in first year #1600($400+$1200) and in second year $1200
Note: In the first year revenue under second plan is greater than fair value by $400($1600-$1200) and in second year revenue under plan and fair value are same i.e., $1200
Problem #2
Consignment Account
Particulars | Amount($) | Particulars | Amount($) |
Goods sent on consignment | 68,000 | Print Haus | |
Freight Cost | 2,400 | (Sales) | 75,000 |
Print Haus | |||
-Commissions(75,000![]() |
7,500 | Stock on consignment | 21,120 |
-Advertising Cost | 3,400 | ||
Profit | 14,820 | ||
96,120 | 96,120 |
Note: Stock on consignmenrt:
Cost of unsold Stock $20400
(68,00030%)
Add: Proportionate expenses incurred by Art Attack Ltd
(2,40030%)
720
Stock on consignment $21,120
Art Attack Ltd
Journal Entries
S.n. | Particulars | Debit | Credit |
1. | Consignment account | 68,000 | |
Goods sent on consignment account | 68,000 | ||
2. | Consignment account | 2,400 | |
Freight cost | 2,400 | ||
3. | Print Haus | 75,000 | |
Consignment account | 75,000 | ||
(Sale made by the Print Haus) | |||
4. | Consignment account | 7,500 | |
Print Haus (For Commisssion) | 7,500 | ||
5. | Consignment6 account | 3,400 | |
Print Haus (for Advertising Cost) | 3,400 | ||
6. | Consignment Account | 14820 | |
Profit on Consignment | 14820 |
In the book of Print Haus
Art Attack Ltd
particulars | Amount($) | Particulars | Amount($) |
Bank (Advertising Cost) | 3,400 | Bank (Sales) | 75,000 |
Commission | 7,500 | ||
Bank (Amount remit to Art Attack ltd.) | 64,100 | ||
75,000 | 75,000 |
Journal Entries ( Print Haus)
Sn. | Particulars | Debit | Credit |
1. | Art Attack Ltd | 3,400 | |
Bank (Advertising Cost) | 3,400 | ||
2. | Bank | 75,000 | |
Art Attack Ltd (sales) | 75,000 | ||
3. | Art Attack Ltd | 7,500 | |
Commission |
7,500 | ||
4. | Art Attack Ltd. | 64,100 | |
Bank (Amount remit) | 64,100 |
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