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Answer:
Debit Cash account (with the amount received)
Credit Accounts receivables (with the amount received)
Explanation:
Revenue is not recorded until the recognition criteria for the recognition of revenue has been met and this includes;
- the corresponding cost incurred in generating revenue can be reliably measured
- the goods or service has been delivered
Given that the service was performed in May, when half of the fee was received in April, the required entries then was
Debit Cash account
Credit Unearned revenue (with the amount received being half payment)
when the service was performed in May,revenue was earned
Debit Unearned revenue (with the amount received being half payment)
Debit Accounts receivable (with the amount yet to be received being half payment)
Credit Revenue (with the amount agreed for the service)
In June when the final payment is received,
Debit Cash account (with the amount received)
Credit Accounts receivables (with the amount received)
ABC should record the receipt of the final payment in June by Credit to Accounts Receivable.
Recording the receipt of the final payment:
Since there is an agreed fee of $10,000 as on January 14. Moreover, the wedding should be scheduled for may also the smith should be paid half of the fee amount at the closing of April month along with the left amount i.e. due at the closing of June.
So, here the services have already been performed in May, so the receipt should be credited to Accounts Receivable.
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