There are two types of sales: regular sales and installment sales. For regular sales, revenue is recognized at the time of sale using the full accrual method. For installment sales, there are two general approaches to recognizing gross profit: 1) time of sale method where profit is recognized at the time of sale, and 2) time of collection method where profit is recognized in periods when cash is collected. Under the time of collection method, revenue and costs are initially deferred then realized based on the collection method used, such as cost recovery, profit recovery, or installment method.
There are two types of sales: regular sales and installment sales. For regular sales, revenue is recognized at the time of sale using the full accrual method. For installment sales, there are two general approaches to recognizing gross profit: 1) time of sale method where profit is recognized at the time of sale, and 2) time of collection method where profit is recognized in periods when cash is collected. Under the time of collection method, revenue and costs are initially deferred then realized based on the collection method used, such as cost recovery, profit recovery, or installment method.
There are two types of sales: regular sales and installment sales. For regular sales, revenue is recognized at the time of sale using the full accrual method. For installment sales, there are two general approaches to recognizing gross profit: 1) time of sale method where profit is recognized at the time of sale, and 2) time of collection method where profit is recognized in periods when cash is collected. Under the time of collection method, revenue and costs are initially deferred then realized based on the collection method used, such as cost recovery, profit recovery, or installment method.
R. Papa Con S' N, Loyala Sfs,' ffxmpaloc, Manila * Tal fifos" 734-9fi'&9 e ir.s.5,'98,-$7 Advancad Financiel" A*counting & R,eporti.nE Ravenue Recogmition InstalLment Sa1es Eypes of SaLs There are two types of sales iri i:he c'JLtr:le of o.rcii^rrary act.i-vities: 1 . Regrular sJJ.*r ,,r"y e-iti:c: r iJr: casir *a.l-es an,:l ,.)recii t s3ltls - The Lime of sale (or the fuIl ;lcc,r;u.a1 niet.hocl) of i-evenl.re ::ecoqniti.on .is erpplied to this partj-cula:: ti.lce r-)f sa-iar:: 2" Jastaltaent eefr*s are gerirl.',ri.i.v. r:is,r-rrj l+ des,::'j.lle any t':ype of sale for which palnneni: j's ::eqr:i-r:er: .l I; i"'r:'': i'<"-j:': rnstallnrent's cjYei: an extended period crf time. tietJrods of Groe6 Prr:fit, Recognnition $n ,InetetJ.lment $al-q;s Two general approar:hes ii'!ay he '-:a ken .i.r':r r:ecogt1i.zing qlross profit on installment sales: l. gime of Sale (Salas baeis or A<rcm"ra} Ea.eie) -'- profit is recogmized ia the perioct i.n rh.ich the !s&.!.& *.s iTlade' @a*right propo-rtionate poinf tecoga5.t1.o3- of r6lrenuer so.s*s anrC g*os* profit shouJ,d be rnada aE of sale. lfo deferred i'trem,s .1iq ];ei)r)qr:i:re:iJ"' Z. Eime of Collection - prof:..t j-s iecr:gni;:ecl irr the periods ingubsequentJ'Jr which cash is col-lecte.<J. ,I*"itial'-1y.. tlre giro,esr profi.t .ts defcrred thea grog,s proy;iX is realized wh,*r r:o.1l'ertierrs &re arade. The exception to tire deferral- <:f pr:ofit i.s the casl'r rn*tho<1 to be discussed on later toplcs "
Eirae (point) of Collecticn - Reve-nue Eec()graiei.on after De1ivery
In sgme___eA6egr Lhe sol-Lectj,o* of, Eh* saJag priae .Ls no? reasonably assured ancl .rerelnuer recogmJ.tion i.s dsfsrrarl, tlnder t.hi.s m-ethod the rer.renue and re:lated ccs'-s -1rrcl profit are initially deferreci, subsequently it- will be i:e,alieed cieperr.J-1ac on Lhe raethocl being applied. Procerlures that relate gross profit to eoJ-l"erction p*i.oda aro: 1. Coet ra4:ov€f,'x' (aue* c"rst) aler'Uh.()d '- eol.loetions on a contrast ar€ regardsd as repreeant--i.ng first t.he rocovery of product eogts" &fter 51€cov,ery af eoct, af-I'firr#rer col,.lecf,iozrs ara ragarded as ptof,it. The proce<Iur:e is too conse::vat.-i"r;B uncie": niosL circumstances; it can be supporteci ool Y r-rhen. there .i.s dauht a.s tc any recoverable -ralue associated wich eithe:,: Lhe lr:iatrc--e cf l--he instaihnent contract or the gooris suhjeeL to repL-sscss:;..o!'r . 2 " Frofit raeover!, aethod - t:q]].ectiqps are regyarded aa reSrreaenting first, the raaliza*j.on of tho Er:>rie pr+fit cn the contract" Aft,er recognrition of the :f,ui} pr.:f:'it ctn tlro traneaetion, al1 furttrer colLectiona are regardad a.s _& rcieorrr*r.y of nost. Th,is pSocedure lacks , Sr:f f icienC COnser:',rai isin u.rriie r Iuos'.1: c i z cultts l:-anceS in rriew Of the probakrility tirat defaLiit-: anii -':eposse:.;sj-ons over the life of contracle wiII impair Ehe origina) p:of":-t rnarg-Ln" 3. Iastallnerrt oettrod or instalfunoaL ea].ers {cosb*prof,it rocovery uet&od} - eac.h ao3'TeeXion on I centracrt i.s regrarcled as rryresentiagl both iaa retu::a of cost, a1rd a xaaliza.tiort of groos profit in the ratio ytrJch tlrasa tro faators are fnund {a t}e ori,Eina.!- saLes price. Tltis nal*rod sarrres to spreacl tbe 6rros* profjb ofrr Etl iastalirnent saJe over tlre fuJ..l tif;a of the instaili,ma*t cantract, Continuing €rxpenses on an instal]menL contract are ;natcirecl against the gross profit that is recognizetl in sucr:essiire pe::i,:cis; t-he possible faj.lure tc| realize the ful] amount of the qross prc-'fil: -tr: t.fre e\tent of default by the buyer j-s anticiPated. 4.Cash tfiethod - j.n this rnethod the probahiJ.ity of recovating pro&tct or gerrice cosf,s iig rerrote. fhis raot&od is seJ.door used for salen of nerchaad.isa anci real erstate, becau*e tlrs right to repoesaesioa vauJ,d .l'eave car,aidatabJ.c va}:e to t$a seller. AreR -04