Ch2Premium Liability
Ch2Premium Liability
Chapter 2
PREMIUMS
Articles of value such as toys, dishes, silverware and
other goods and in some cases cash payments, given to
customers as a result of past sales promotion activities.
When a merchandise is sold, an accounting liability for
the future distribution of the premium arises and should
be given accounting recognition.
MEASUREMENT AND RECOGNITION
The fair value of the consideration received with respect
to the initial sale shall be allocated between the award
credits and the sale on relative stand – alone selling
price.
The amount of revenue recognized shall be based on the
number of award credits that have been redeemed
relative to the total number expected to be redeemed
Stand – alone selling price is the price at which an entity would sell a
promised good or service separately to a customer
PROBLEM 2 – 1
2018
Estimated Premium Liability 120,000.00
Prmium Expense 120,000.00
Cash 4,200,000.00
Sales 4,200,000.00
Premium 580,000.00
Cash 580,000.00
Cash 90,000.00
Premium Expense 360,000.00
Premium 450,000.00
Premium 390,000.00
Cash 390,000.00
Cash 50,000.00
Premium Expense 200,000.00
Premium 250,000.00
Cash 20,000.00
Premium Expense 80,000.00
Premium - towel 100,000.00
Cash 3,125,000.00
Sales 3,125,000.00
Cash 36,000.00
Premium Expense 144,000.00
Premium 180,000.00
2017 2018
Current Asset
Premium – towel P75,000 P95,000
Current Liability
Estimated Premium Liability P51,000 P68,000
Selling Expense
Premium Expense P136,000 P170,000
PROBLEM 2 – 3
Cash 3,600,000.00
Sales 3,600,000.00
Premium 900,000.00
Cash 900,000.00
Cash 40,000.00
Premium Expense 680,000.00
Premium 720,000.00
Cash 7,000,000.00
Sales (7/8 x P7M) 6,125,000.00
Unearned Revenue - Points (1/8 x P7M) 875,000.00
Points to be Redeemed
(85% x 50,000) 42,500
Points to be Redeemed
(85% x 50,000) 42,500
Points to be Redeemed
(90% x 50,000) 45,000