After the launch of uPhone 8, Pear Inc. decides to provide some incentives to promote the sale of uPhone 7 inventories.
Pear started a deal as follows: The customer pays $900, which is the market price for a stand-alone uPhone 7 and gets free uTunes download for three months. The market price for one-month uTunes download is $75.
The deal was a success. Pear sold 1,000 uPhone 7 bundles on December 1st, 2019.
Required: Determine the amount of revenue that Pear Inc. should record on December 1st and December 31st, 2019 respectively, from this bundle sale. Show steps for partial marks
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As per IFRS 15, the Co made sales of two things:
· Sale of U Phone 7
· Sale of U Tunes (for free)
A portion of the Sale of U Tune needs to be allocated to the U phone based on the relative standalone selling price.
Particulars |
Calculations |
Selling Price |
Revenue |
U Phone |
(1000*900) |
900,000 {a} |
720,000 {[a*a]/c} |
U Tune |
(1000*3*75) |
225,000 {b} |
180,000 {[a*b]/c} |
Total |
1125000 {c} |
900,000 |
So total revenue to e be recognized $900,000/-
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