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This is the second course in the ongoing series evaluating the (ASC 606) Revenue Recognition Standard. This course relates to step two of the standard “Considerations for Performance Obligations”. Part 1 evaluated the concept of distinct and non-distinct goods and services and how they related to performance obligations.
Properly identifying performance obligations is a critical step in the five-step revenue recognition model. It is a step that must be completed at the inception of the contract and prior to moving on to step three of the model. As discussed in segment one on performance obligations, there are many types and variations of obligations and as such, management will be required to utilize significant judgment when applying this step. However, it is important that the judgment be supported by considerations of the proper factors.
The course further evaluates areas that impact performance obligations. We utilize multiple examples from various industries to illustrate the considerations that must be evaluated in line with both identifying performance obligations and allocating the transaction price appropriately.
Learning Objectives
- Explore the concept of revenue recognition related to performance obligations that may involve components such as:
- Options to purchase additional goods/services
- Identifying material rights
- Shipping and handling charges
- Identify and examine factors impacting performance obligations including:
- Principal vs. agent status
- Warranties
- Options for additional goods and services
- Non-refundable up-front fees
- Stand-ready obligations
- Rights of returns
Last updated/reviewed: November 27, 2019
Included In Certifications
This course is included in the following Certification Programs:
15 CoursesRevenue Recognition Certification
- Revenue Recognition Standard Overview
- Revenue Recognition: Identify The Contract Part 1
- Revenue Recognition: Identify The Contract Part 2
- Revenue Recognition: Performance Obligations Part 1
- Revenue Recognition: Performance Obligations Part 2
- Revenue Recognition: Transaction Price Part 1
- Revenue Recognition: Transaction Price Part 2
- Revenue Recognition: Allocating Transaction Price
- Revenue Recognition: Recognize Revenue
- Revenue Recognition: Scenarios For Identify The Contract
- Revenue Recognition: Scenarios For Performance Obligations
- Revenue Recognition: Scenarios For Transaction Price
- Revenue Recognition: Scenarios For Transaction Price And Recognize Revenue
- Revenue Recognition: Case Scenarios Part 1
- Revenue Recognition: Case Scenarios Part 2
40 Reviews (172 ratings)Reviews
Anonymous
(Vice President and Corporate Controller)
Good course for regular subscription price (not certification price). Benefited from taking all the courses. A lot of repetition could be viewed as reinforcing or redundant depending on how quickly can learn. Would rely on wording on slides more than those spoken, as less technically precise. Now have strong foundation in ASC 606.
Brett Peterson
(Consultant at DLC Group)
some of the detailed issues touched upon (contract modifications for sure) were not really fully explained. specific to contract mods, I did not feel the accounting example with the numbers/amounts was sufficiently explained to help us understand what was happening and why the percentages of allocation did not add up to 1
Wendy Jones
( at Harry and David)
This course was easy to understand and provided a lot of good information about identifying service obligations. The slides were consistent with the presentation and helped to cement the ideas presented.
Anonymous
(Sr. Director of Cost Management and Comp..)
Lots of moving pieces to this description of performance obligations as they relate to options, warranties and other non-product transfers. Examples were simplistic, but explained the points well.
Anonymous
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The course were a little easy to confused,and thanks for Ms.Lynn' clear and detailed examples to explain the lots of differences between the concepts. The courses are very helpful to my works.
Anonymous
(Project Manager)
The course provides a deep dive into step 2 which is one of the most important steps as the company needs to identify all performance obligations prior to determining the revenue recognition
Lauren Reid
( at Clari)
informative, gets the overall concept done. Wish there were more relevant examples and specific calculations or show how to set up a workbook. Disappointed the instructor isn/t a CPA
Anonymous
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Another excellent course presented by Lynn Fountain regarding the new revenue recognition standard - full of examples and information that serve to build a foundation of knowledge.
Jay Bineau
( at Seigler & Tweedlie)
this course was the best so far since it had more useful examples. Real life examples are very much needed in revenue recognition since the subject matter can be somewhat abstract
Anonymous
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Worthwhile broad overview of the topic which was well presented. The materials were in the bottom quartile of courses on this website (e.g no page numbers) but were useful.
Anonymous
(Drone)
All of the sections on performance obligations presented in this course provide a great overview of changes. The examples for material rights were very very helpful
Linda Forde
(Owner at The Forde Firm, LLC)
These are very specific materials that need to be understood to properly handle situations affecting performance obligations. Great course but be ready to focus!
Mandy Wong
(Consultant at DLC Group)
Overall good webinar. The instructor, however, jumped back and forth between the slides during the first section, which made it a bit hard to follow.
Dowton Martin
(Accounting and Finance Consultant at DLC Inc)
The course is very informative and provides great insight into the considerations for performance obligations. I would highly recommend this course.
Anonymous
(Consultant)
I appreciate the examples walking through different scenarios and showing the related math. This helps drive home the theory behind the guidance.
Anonymous
(Sr Revenue Analyst)
The examples of calculating the SSP and determining the deferred amounts are not clear. I watched couple of u tube videos to understand it.
Anonymous
(Sr. Accountant)
The examples that were given by Lynn were very accurate and easy to understand. I feel that I am truly getting a grasp of the material!
Anonymous
(Consultant)
The material is well organized. Provided many good examples. The instructor explained the concepts very well.
Anonymous
(Chief Financial Officer)
Using well thought out examples I thought the presenter did an excellent job of presenting the material.
Matt Madison
( at N/A)
This is another excellent revenue recognition course. I really like this series of courses. Thank you!
Kristine Vuncanon
(Revenue Analyst at Blackhawk Network)
Material Rights section needs cleaning-up & elaboration. Numbers didn't look right in all slides.
Anonymous
(Accountant II)
What you would expect for a foundation level course. The questions proved to be a nice refresher.
Anonymous
(NA)
Very informative and interesting course. Would highly recommend it. Nicely explained concepts.
Erik Hanner
(Consultant at DLC Group)
Good class, great slides and an exciting instructor. This is an important class for Rev rec.
Halina Kovel
(Sr Revenue Accountant at Yelp)
very good examples that help to understand very complex rules with the new rev rec standard
Ann Marotta
(Consultant at DLC Group)
A lot of information in this module. Good examples included but I could use even more,
Roanna Alahakkone
(accountant at ABC)
Really appreciated the examples to illustrate the accounting of the transactions
Angela Duncan
(Consultant at DLC Group)
Good examples for material rights and principle vs agent considerations
Sergiy Korytko
(Sr. Analyst at Chegg)
Good overview of these new standards with practical examples. Thank you.
Anonymous
(Associate Director)
This course provided a good overview of Step 2, performance obligations.
Anonymous
(Sr. Revenue accountant)
Better examples were used. Very useful and informative module
Jim Ahern
(Principal at AFM)
the course material was clear and the examples were helpful
Katherine Hart
(None at Not Applicable)
Just finished part 1 and learned even more here in part 2!
Snejana Vedmenskiy
(Senior FP&A Operations Manager at General Electric)
Great course, offers some good examples, highly recommend.
Anonymous
(Manager)
great continuation from part 1. great choices of examples
Sharon King
(Contractor at Self employed)
Another very thorough course provided by Lynn Fountain.
Anonymous
(Revenue Accountant)
Another useful course for revenue recognition training!
Victor Fuentes
(Manager at RSM)
great course on performance obligations, very thorough
Anonymous
(Self)
Helpful details and examples, appreciate the insight.
Chris Grimes
(Rules Master at Cisco)
Good overview of material rights. Lots of examples.
Prerequisites
Course Complexity: Intermediate
No Advanced Preparation or Prerequisites are needed for this course. However, it is recommended to take the other courses in the series prior to completing this one.
Education Provider Information
Company:
Illumeo, Inc., 75 East Santa Clara St., Suite 1215, San Jose, CA 95113
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