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When
is
interest
accrued
on
a
significant
financing
component?
Only
when
the
customer
finances
the
firm.
Only
when
the
firm
finances
the
customer.
Any
time
there
is
a
significant
financing
component
Only
when
interest
is
explicitly
provided
for
in
the
contract
Correct
Answer
Any
time
there
is
a
significant
financing
component.
A
performance
on
is
a
promise
to
provide
goods
or
services.
Blank
1
Blank
2
Correct
Answer
Blank
1:
performance
Blank
2:
obligation
When
is
consideration
due
to
a
customer
treated
as
a
separate
transaction
involving
a
purchase
of
goods
or
services from
the
customer?
When
the
payment
is
for
distinct
goods
or
services,
regardiess
of
whether
the
value
can
be
estimated
When
the
payment
is
made
under
a
separate
contract.
Any
time
consideration
is
Gue
to
the
customer,
it
s
treated
as
a
separate
transaction.
Correct
Answer
When
the
payment
is
for
distinct
goods
or
services
whose
value
can
reasonably
be
estimated.
Which
of
the
following
are
considered
separate
performance
obligations?
(Check
all
that
apply)
(5
wnenacustomer
as
e
opto
taprchaseor
ot
prcnase
a
warany
([
wnen
a
wanany
s
mencea
o
guaranteett
gooos
were
e
ofceects
wnen
ey
were
s
([
wnen
wanany
s
mencea
o
msre
agast
e
maitenance
coss
LJLJJ
Correct
Answer
‘When
a
customer
has
the
option
to
purchase
or
not
purchase
a
warranty.
‘When
a
warranty
is
intended
to
insure
against
future
maintenance
costs.
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