Sales revenue: It is the overall income that is earned during the selling of goods and services after deducting returns. It is also referred to as Net sales revenue.
Revenue recognition: GAAP (Generally accepted accounting principles) states that under specific conditions only the revenue is recognized and accounted for.
Performance obligation: Performance obligation means a promise to transfer goods or services. A contract can have one or many obligations.
Franchise: It is the right to sell a company’s product with the specified terms and condition in a particular area.
Franchisee: It is an organization or a sole proprietor that holds a franchise for the sale of goods and services in operations.
Franchisor: It is an organization or a sole proprietor that provides a franchise for the sale of goods and services in operations.
Franchise fees: It is an amount which is paid by the franchisee to the franchisor for the life of franchise agreement.
(a)
To discuss: To discuss the alternatives to account for the franchise fees.
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To prepare: To prepare the
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(c)
To determine the accounting for unearned franchise fees, assuming that A has little or no involvement with the franchisee related to expert advice on employee and management training, quality control, and promotion, once the franchise opens.
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