would these be considered as a single performance obligation for financial accounting purposes (under AASB 15)? Or would they be considered separate performance obligations? why?
would these be considered as a single performance obligation for financial accounting purposes (under AASB 15)? Or would they be considered separate performance obligations? why?
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If an airway has three services; flight transport, frequent flyer miles and ancillary services (any additional special service request (SSR) that can be requested to enhance a flight journey), would these be considered as a single performance obligation for financial accounting purposes (under AASB 15)? Or would they be considered separate performance obligations? why?
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