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Revenue from contracts with customers




               Step (3) Calculate the impact upon the current period statement of profit or
               loss

               Statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income


                                              [Completion %  × contract price] – previously recognised
                  Revenue               x
                                              revenue.
                                              [Completion %  × total costs] – previously recognised
                  Cost of sales        (x)

                                              costs.

                                      ––––
                  Gross profit          x

                                      ––––



               Loss making contracts


                                            [Completion % (step 2) × contract price] – previously
                  Revenue              x
                                            recognised revenue.
                  Cost of sales       (x)   β Shortcut – see below

                                     ––––
                  Gross profit        X     Total loss from step (1) recognised immediately.
                                     ––––



                                Cost of sales as a balancing figure is a short cut that will be
                                represented throughout these materials. . Strictly per the standard,
                                when a contract is loss making, the cost of sales is calculated by
                                reference to the stage of completion. A provision for an onerous
                                contract as per IAS 37 is then recorded to ensure the total anticipated
                                loss is immediately recognised within the statement of profit or loss.

























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