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Billy's Builders just obtained a contract for $500,000 to build a home for Mr. & Mrs....

Billy's Builders just obtained a contract for $500,000 to build a home for Mr. & Mrs. Mary. Jones estimates his total cost on the job to be $400,000. During the first month of the job, the following transactions occur: • Cash of $10,000 is paid for permits, fees and other startup costs. • An invoice is received from the excavation subcontractor for $10,000. • The first progress billing is prepared for $60,000.

If the above transactions were the only ones Billy's Builders had for the month, what will the revenue, expense, and profit look like under each accounting method

Accounting Method

Cash

Accrual

Percentage of Completion

Completed Contract

Revenue

Expense

Profit

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Billy's Builders
Cash Method
Particulars Amount $ Remarks
Revenue                        -   Because only billing is done but payment not received.
Expense
Cash paid for permits               10,000 Only invoice receive from excavation subcontractor but payment not done so it should not be recorded.
Profit             (10,000) This is revenue less expense.
(This is Revenue less expense)
Accrual Method
Particulars Amount $ Remarks
Revenue               60,000 The first progress billing.
Expense
Cash paid for permits               10,000
Invoice from the excavation subcontractor               10,000
Expense               20,000
Profit               40,000 This is revenue less expense.
Percentage of Completion
Amount $
Remarks
Contract Price             500,000
Cost Incurred during the year               20,000 This is total expense under accrual method.
Estimated cost to complete             380,000 This is total cost $ 400,000 less expense incurred $ 20,000.
Estimated total cost             400,000
Percentage complete 5.00% This is Cost Incurred during the year/ total cost.
Revenue to be recognized               25,000 This is Percentage complete* Contract Price
Expense               20,000
Profit                 5,000 This is revenue to be recognized less expense.
Completed Contract
Amount $
Remarks
Revenue                        -   Revenue will be recognized when the job is finished.
Expense
Cash paid for permits               10,000
Invoice from the excavation subcontractor               10,000
Expense               20,000
Profit                        -   Profit or loss will be recognized when the job is finished.

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