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Author: CCH Editorial Staff
Description: Although the U.S. economy was historically product-based, it has become increasingly service-based over time, with the switch from products to services especially pronounced in the past several decades. The number of businesses that offer services to the public is increasing and the range of services offered is broadening. The variety of services and billing methods ensures a large number of accounting questions related to the sales of services. This course addresses some of these issues. It reviews the litany of existing authoritative literature related to general product sales, the general conditions for recognition and post-performance obligations. Examples of key points are provided, and excerpts from the financial statements of public companies are used to illustrate key concepts and judgments. |
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