That is revenue that you have been paid for but not yet done the work. For example, to begin a job, you require $5000 in advance before the job begins. This is unearned revenue.
As you do the job, you are earning the revenue.
2007-06-16 01:35:14
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answered by Steve 6
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Unearned consulting revenue is money you've received for the consulting services which you've yet to perform. If you, the consultant, asked for payment upfront, say $1k, your entry would be:
Dr Cash $1k (B/S item- asset)
Cr Unearned consulting revenue $1k (B/S item- liability)
When you've finally performed the services, the revenue is deemed to be earned. Your entry then would be:
Dr Unearned consulting revenue $1k
Cr Consulting revenue $1k (P/L item - revenue)
Upon making this entry, the unearned consulting revenue a/c would be closed off to zero, as you now don't owe that customer anything anymore.
2007-06-17 21:43:06
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answered by Sandy 7
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