Bill on hold: Bill on hold transaction specifies that shipping of the product is not done by the seller to the buyer, but the revenue related to it is recorded.
Revenue recognition: GAAP (Generally accepted accounting principle) states that under specific conditions only the revenue is recognized and accounted for.
(a)
To determine the authoritative literature on revenue recognition and returns.
Given information: All the related information is provided in the question document.
(b)
(b)
To define: To define the “Right of return” and “Bill-and-hold”.
Given information: All the related information is provided in the question document.
(c)
(c)
To determine the selling of goods on bills on hold basis.
Given information: All the related information is provided in the question document.

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