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Author: Jones

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Chapter 6, Problem 8QPD

Firm NB, which uses the cash method of accounting, recently received two cases of French wine front a client in settlement of a $1,300 bill. Does Firm NB avoid income recognition because it received a noncash item as payment?

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Firm NB, which uses the cash method of accounting, recently received two cases of French wine front a client in settlement of a $1,300 bill. Does Firm NB avoid income recognition because it received a noncash item as payment?

Solution Summary: The author explains that Firm NB cannot avoid recognition of income by receiving a payment in the form of non-cash item.

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