A company that usually sells satellite TV equipment for $76 and two years of satellite TV service for $684 has a special, time- limited offer in which it sells the equipment for $430 and gives the two years of satellite service for "free." If the company sells one of these packages on July 1, how much revenue should the company recognize on July 1 when it delivers the equipment and receives the full price in cash? (Do not round intermediate calculations.) Sales revenue

A company that usually sells satellite TV equipment for $76 and two years of satellite TV service for $684 has a special, time- limited offer in which it sells the equipment for $430 and gives the two years of satellite service for "free." If the company sells one of these packages on July 1, how much revenue should the company recognize on July 1 when it delivers the equipment and receives the full price in cash? (Do not round intermediate calculations.) Sales revenue

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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