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As part of a January promotion, flint life fitness ltd. sold six-month membership to its gym...

As part of a January promotion, flint life fitness ltd. sold six-month membership to its gym for $300. This also included a personal fitness assessment and training plan. Active Life normally charges $360 for a six-month membership and $90 for a personal fitness assessment and training plan.

Using the five-step model, determine the amount of revenue that Flint Life would recognize in January, assuming that 320 memberships were sold as part of this promotion and that all of the personal fitness assessment and training plans were completed in January.

Amount of revenue $_______

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Expert Solution

Membership and fitness assessment are two separate performance obligation.

Membership            360
Fitness assessment               90
Total            450
Allocated price for  
Membership (300*(360/450))            240
Fitness assessment (300*(90/450))               60
Event Account title & explanation Debit Credit
Jan 1, Cash          96,000
Unearned membership revenue (240*320)          76,800
Service revenue (Fitness assessment) (60*320)          19,200
To record 320 memberships were sold.
Jan 31 Unearned membership revenue          12,800
Membership revenue (76800/6)          12,800
To record monthly membership fees earned
Service revenue (Fitness assessment) (60*320)          19,200
Membership revenue (76800/6)          12,800
Amount of revenue          32,000

Additional infomartion

If the 320 memberships were sold at the end of the month, then revenue would be $19200.


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