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WorkpaperIFRS 15 — Revenue from Contracts with CustomersL2 · L3 · L4

Revenue note

2 missions8 sections to document35 min
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Objective of the workpaper

Prepare the note: disaggregation of revenue, contract balances and their changes, performance obligations and price allocated to remaining obligations, significant judgements and contract costs.

8 sections · 20 blocks · 2 calculations · 0 entries

  • IFRS 15 §105
  • IFRS 15 §106
  • IFRS 15 §107
  • IFRS 15 §108
  • IFRS 15 §109
  • IFRS 15 §110
  • IFRS 15 §111
  • IFRS 15
  • IFRS 15
  • IFRS 15 §114
  • IFRS 15
  • IFRS 15 §116
  • IFRS 15 §117
  • IFRS 15 §118
  • IFRS 15 §119
  • IFRS 15 §120
  • IFRS 15 §121
  • IFRS 15 §122
  • IFRS 15 §123
  • IFRS 15 §124
  • IFRS 15 §125
  • IFRS 15 §126
  • IFRS 15 §127
  • IFRS 15 §128
  • IFRS 15 §129
  • IFRS 15
  • IFRS 15
  • IFRS 15

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File and entity
Group revenue review: principal or agent, warranties, gift cards and disclosures
Case task documented here
  • Which information do you present in the revenue note?
1

Inputs

Inputs
  • Revenue from contracts with customers disaggregated by category (one row per category)

    TableRequired

    OWN_BRAND_PRODUCTS · GOODS_POINT_IN_TIME · 1,824,000 · RETAIL | GIFT_CARD_BREAKAGE · UNEXERCISED_RIGHTS · 36,000 · RETAIL | MARKETPLACE_COMMISSIONS · AGENT_COMMISSIONS · 360,000 · MARKETPLACE

    The categories are chosen by the entity according to its facts and circumstances, considering how the information is presented for other purposes (para. B87 and B88); the type of good or service and the geographical region are examples (para. B89).

  • Revenue from other sources (not from contracts with customers)

    Number

    60,000

  • Impairment losses (IFRS 9) on receivables and contract assets arising from contracts with customers

    Number

  • Opening and closing contract balances

    TableRequired

    RECEIVABLES · 85,000 · 95,000 | CONTRACT_ASSETS · 0 · 0 | CONTRACT_LIABILITIES · 30,000 · 260,000

  • Cumulative revenue recognised on the contract reviewed

    Number

  • Cumulative amounts invoiced or received on the contract reviewed

    Number

  • Revenue for the period included in the contract liability at the beginning of the period

    Number

    30,000

  • Revenue for the period from obligations satisfied in prior periods (changes in price, for example)

    Number

  • Transaction price allocated to obligations unsatisfied or partially unsatisfied at the reporting date

    Number

    260,000

  • Expected timing of recognition of that amount

    Text

  • Description of performance obligations (usual timing of satisfaction, payment terms, nature, agent role, returns, warranties)

    TextRequired

  • Significant judgements and changes in them (timing of satisfaction, transaction price and its allocation), from the IFRS 15 workpapers

    TextRequired

2

Supporting evidence

Evidence
  • Evidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)

    EvidenceRequired

3

Presentation of contract balances

Analysis

IFRS 15 §105IFRS 15 §106IFRS 15 §107IFRS 15 §108IFRS 15 §109

  • Points examined

    ChecklistRequired

    • Contract asset or liability depending on the relationship between performance and payment; receivables presented separately
    • Receivable: unconditional right, accounted for under IFRS 9
    • Impairment of contract assets measured, presented and disclosed under IFRS 9
    • Other labels possible, with information to distinguish receivables from contract assets
4

Disclosure objective and level of detail

Analysis

IFRS 15 §110IFRS 15 §111IFRS 15

  • Points examined

    ChecklistRequired

    • Qualitative and quantitative information to understand the nature, amount, timing and uncertainty of revenue and cash flows
    • Appropriate level of detail and aggregation: useful information not obscured, very different items not aggregated
    • Information already provided under another standard not repeated
5

Balance of the contract reviewed

Calculations

IFRS 15 §105IFRS 15 §106IFRS 15 §107

  • Contract asset of the contract reviewed (cumulative revenue − amounts invoiced, if positive)

    Calculation

    0

    Cumulative revenue recognised on the contract reviewed ; − Cumulative amounts invoiced or received on the contract reviewed

  • Contract liability of the contract reviewed (amounts invoiced − cumulative revenue, if positive)

    Calculation

    0

    Cumulative revenue recognised on the contract reviewed ; − Cumulative amounts invoiced or received on the contract reviewed

    Test of one contract: the net position is determined contract by contract (para. 105) and then reconciled with the closing balances of the table. Teaching assumption: the amounts invoiced are due or collected.

6

Conclusion

Conclusion
  • Revenue note complete and contract balances reconciled

    ConclusionRequired

7

Revenue note

Disclosure

IFRS 15IFRS 15 §114IFRS 15IFRS 15 §116IFRS 15 §117IFRS 15 §118IFRS 15 §119IFRS 15 §120IFRS 15 §121IFRS 15 §122IFRS 15 §123IFRS 15 §124IFRS 15 §125IFRS 15 §126IFRS 15 §127IFRS 15 §128IFRS 15 §129IFRS 15IFRS 15IFRS 15

  • Disclosures

    ChecklistRequired

    • Revenue from contracts with customers separate from other revenue; impairment losses on receivables and contract assets
    • Disaggregation of revenue by category and link with reportable segments
    • Opening and closing balances, revenue from the opening liability and from prior obligations, link with payments, significant changes
    • Description of performance obligations (satisfaction, payment, nature, agent, returns, warranties)
    • Price allocated to remaining obligations and expected timing; practical expedient and consideration excluded stated
    • Significant judgements: progress methods, timing of transfer of control, methods and assumptions for the price and its allocation
    • Contract costs: judgements, amortisation method, balances by category, amortisation and impairment losses
    • Practical expedients used (financing component, incremental costs of obtaining) stated
8

Normative references

References
  • Paragraphs cited in this workpaper (verification status shown from the register)

    References

9

Checks and financial statement impact

  • The disaggregation of revenue is preparedPass
  • The contract balances are statedPass
  • The significant judgements are describedNot filled in this instance
  • The performance obligations are describedNot filled in this instance
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