On January 1, 2018, PLDC enters into a wireless contract in which customer MBP is provided with handset and a voice and data plan for P 3,500 per month. PLDC identified the handset and wireless plan as separate performance obligations.   The handset can be separately sold by PLDC for a price of 20,000 which provides observable evidence of stand-alone selling price. PLDC offers a 12-month service plan without a phone that includes the same level of services for a price of P 2,500 per month.   1.    How much is the total transaction price to be allocated to the separate performance obligation? a.    P 20,000 b.    P 30,000 c.    P 42,000 d.    P 50,000   2.    How much of the transaction price is to be allocated to the wireless plan? a.    P 16,800 b.    P 22,000 c.    P 25,200 d.    P 30,000   3.    How much of the transaction price is to be allocated to the handset? a.    P 16,800 b.    P 20,000 c.    P 22,000 d.    P 25,200   4.    On January 1, 2018, what is the entry at the inception of the contract? a.    Receivable                                  42,000                  Revenue                                           42,000   b.    Receivable                                  42,000                 Equipment Revenue                       16,800                 Service Revenue                             25,200   c.    Contract Asset                            16,800                 Equipment Revenue                       16,800   d.    Receivable                                  25,200        Contract Asset                            16,800                    Equipment Revenue                       16,800                    Service Revenue                             25,200   5.    On January 31, 2018, what is the entry to record the monthly billing of monthly fee? a.    Receivable                                  3,500                 Revenue                                           3,500   b.    Receivable                                  3,500                  Equipment Revenue                       1,400                  Service Revenue                 2,100   c.    Receivable                                  3,500                  Service Revenue                             2,100                  Contract Asset                                  1,400   d.    Cash                                            3,500               Receivable                                        3,500

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On January 1, 2018, PLDC enters into a wireless contract in which customer MBP is provided with handset and a voice and data plan for P 3,500 per month. PLDC identified the handset and wireless plan as separate performance obligations.

 

The handset can be separately sold by PLDC for a price of 20,000 which provides observable evidence of stand-alone selling price. PLDC offers a 12-month service plan without a phone that includes the same level of services for a price of P 2,500 per month.

 

1.    How much is the total transaction price to be allocated to the separate performance obligation?

a.    P 20,000

b.    P 30,000

c.    P 42,000

d.    P 50,000

 

2.    How much of the transaction price is to be allocated to the wireless plan?

a.    P 16,800

b.    P 22,000

c.    P 25,200

d.    P 30,000

 

3.    How much of the transaction price is to be allocated to the handset?

a.    P 16,800

b.    P 20,000

c.    P 22,000

d.    P 25,200

 

4.    On January 1, 2018, what is the entry at the inception of the contract?

a.    Receivable                                  42,000

                 Revenue                                           42,000

 

b.    Receivable                                  42,000

                Equipment Revenue                       16,800

                Service Revenue                             25,200

 

c.    Contract Asset                            16,800

                Equipment Revenue                       16,800

 

d.    Receivable                                  25,200

       Contract Asset                            16,800

                   Equipment Revenue                       16,800

                   Service Revenue                             25,200

 

5.    On January 31, 2018, what is the entry to record the monthly billing of monthly fee?

a.    Receivable                                  3,500

                Revenue                                           3,500

 

b.    Receivable                                  3,500

                 Equipment Revenue                       1,400

                 Service Revenue                 2,100

 

c.    Receivable                                  3,500

                 Service Revenue                             2,100

                 Contract Asset                                  1,400

 

d.    Cash                                            3,500

              Receivable                                        3,500

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