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Where can I find notes on AS 9 Revenue Recognition for CA Inter Advanced Accounting?

AS 9 Revenue Recognition notes

AS 9 Revenue Recognition notes

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  1. BrunoAI answerAI first answer — verify with your teacher

    Sure! You can find AS 9 Revenue Recognition notes by searching "AS 9" in the app's Notes tab. The related notes listed below cover it well, including quick revision notes, board notes by Aakash Kandoi and a summary under CH-8 Revenue Based Accounting Standards. Once you've gone through them, feel free to post any specific AS 9 doubt here.

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When is interest revenue recognised under AS 9?

Interest is recognised on a time proportion basis, taking into account the amount outstanding and the applicable rate.

When are dividends recognised as revenue under AS 9?

Dividends are recognised when the owner's right to receive payment is established.

What happens if uncertainty about collection arises after revenue is recognised?

A separate provision is made for the uncertainty rather than adjusting the revenue originally recorded.

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