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Revenues result from the sale of goods and services to customers and increase cash and/or accounts receivable.

(a). Revenues should be recognized when all of the following events have occurred:

(1) The seller has completed most activities necessary to produce and sell its products.

(2) The seller has incurred the costs necessary to produce and sell its products or can reasonably estimate those costs.

(3) The seller can measure objectively the amount of revenue it has earned.

(4) The seller is reasonably sure of collecting cash from the buyer.

(b). Revenues from long-term contracts are recognized each fiscal period in proportion to the passage of time or the amount of work covered by the contract that has been completed.

(c). Sales discounts and returns are deducted from gross revenues in computing the amount of net revenue reported on the income statement.

(d). Uncollectible accounts expense is estimated each fiscal year to match the cost of expected doubtful accounts of customers with the revenues that resulted in the doubtful accounts.

(e). Warranty expenses are estimated each fiscal year to match these costs with revenues that resulted in the costs.

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Social media allows brand communities to be built as a platform where consumers and other stakeholders, such as advertisers, can share content, experiences, and insights about a brand. How can a marketer maximize the benefits of this kind of social media marketing?

Sign up for a loyalty program for hospitality or travel organization. What information did it request from you? Did the information seem useful? Is there information it should have asked for but did not? Did it ask you if it was all right if it sent you information? See if you receive any response from the company after signing up.

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Competency Building Activity 6: Jobs By now, you have a good sense of the way your hypothetical program will work. As you completed the previous chapter, you designed an organizational charge to fit your program’s mission. Now it is time to consider the kinds of jobs that will fit your organization. Identify several of the key jobs that will make your program work. Choose one of these jobs and address the following questions. 1. Briefly describe the job that you have selected. 2. What will be the most important activities that the person holding this job will carry out? 3. If you were planning to hire a person for this job, how would you answer the following questions? . . What would be the primary qualifications the person should have? How would you assess whether the job candidates possess these qualifications? What would be the key questions you would ask in an interview situation? What answers would you be seeking? .

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Pelican Enterprises had the following account balances in its general ledger at June 30, 2004, the end of the company’s fiscal year. All adjusting entries (except for the accrual of income taxes at 30%) had been entered. The company had an average of 900,000 shares of common stock outstanding during the year.

Required

A. Prepare an income statement in good form, including earnings per share information.

B. Have the closing entries been made to the accounting system? How can you tell? (Hint: You might want to review the accounting cycle in Chapter F3.)

C. What is the amount of net income available to common stockholders? Why is this important information?

D. Why do you think that GAAP require that gross profit, operating income, pretax income, and net income be separately disclosed?

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