
Revenue recognition: GAAP (Generally accepted accounting principle) states that under specific conditions only the revenue is recognized and accounted for.
(a)
To determine the net revenues of C Co. and P Co. for the year 2014 and also, which company saw greater increase in revenue from 2013 to 2014.
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(b)
To justify: To justify the revenue recognition policies of C Co. and P Co. are similar.
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(c)
To determine the Foreign countries where C Co and P Co. experienced significant revenues in 2014 and also compare the amounts of foreign revenues to U.S. revenues for both the companies.
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Intermediate Accounting: IFRS Edition
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