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To determine the transaction price for the contract under IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards), we consider the total consideration expected to be received by Nair Corp. from the customer.
Given:
Contract price for building the apartment: $1 million
Performance bonus based on completion date:
$150,000 if ready by August 1, 2023
Reduced by $50,000 each week for delays
We'll calculate the transaction price considering the probability-weighted estimate of the performance bonus based on completion outcomes:
1.
Probability of Completion by August 1, 2023: 70%
Bonus if completed by August 1, 2023: $150,000
2.
Probability of Completion by August 8, 2023: 20%
Bonus if completed by August 8, 2023: $100,000 ($150,000 - $50,000)
3.
Probability of Completion by August 15, 2023: 5%
Bonus if completed by August 15, 2023: $50,000 ($150,000 - $100,000)
4.
Probability of Completion after August 15, 2023: 5%
No bonus (Zero)
Now, calculate the expected value of the performance bonus based on the probabilities:
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