Assumptions 5000 Netflix subscriptions were sold in January, February, and March. A Netflix subscription is $15.00 per month. Each Subscriber paid the full year's subscription. What would the Revenue for March be? What would get recorded as Deferred Revenue for March? Subscription Value Annual Subscription per Month Value 15 180

Assumptions 5000 Netflix subscriptions were sold in January, February, and March. A Netflix subscription is $15.00 per month. Each Subscriber paid the full year's subscription. What would the Revenue for March be? What would get recorded as Deferred Revenue for March? Subscription Value Annual Subscription per Month Value 15 180

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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