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ASPE 3400 - Revenue Recognition Criteria - Answer1.) Performance Achieved (risk and rewards
transferred)

2.) Revenue can be measured reliably

3.) Collection is reasonably assured



Performance-provision of services/long term contracts - AnswerPercentage of completion method->
recognized over time, based on a reasonable method such as passage of time, cost completed,
ornumber of acts



Completed contract method: revenue is recognized on completion only



Performance- Sale of goods - AnswerPerformance competed when seller of goods has transferred
risks and rewards of ownership and there is no continuing managerial involvement



IFRS 15 Revenue recognition - Answer1. Identify the contract

2. Identify the performance obligations

3. Determine transaction price

4. Allocate transaction price

5. Recognize revenue



IFRS 15 - Identify Contract - AnswerCriteria:

— approved by both parties

— identifies goods and services

— payment terms identified

— has commercial substance

— probable that consideration will be

collected



IFRS 15 - Performance obligations - AnswerA promise to transfer either distinct goods or services, or
a series of distinct goods or services that are substantially the same and have same pattern of
transfer to the customer

, variable consideration - AnswerMeasure at expected amount or most likely amount



Right of Return - AnswerOnly recognize if estimate of returns can be made and are probable



Financing components - AnswerDiscount future payments if more than one year after revenue
recognition



non-cash consideration - AnswerMeasure at fair value of consideration recieved



4 steps of audit process - Answer1. Acceptance

2. Planning

3. Execution

4. Reporting and concluding



Steps in audit planning - Answer1. Determine strategy

2. Create plan



Components to audit strategy - AnswerScope - framework used by client

Timing- deadlines

Direction- impact of other factors, total resources required for audit



Audit plan components (RAMP approach) - AnswerRisk



Approach



Materiality



Procedures



Audit risk Model: - AnswerInherent risk x control risk x detection risk

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