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Answer (a)
- Corporation will recognise the income in= 2020 as it has received the cheque in the same year
- Troy will record bonus income in= 2021 since bonus is payable in January month of the following year
Answer (b)
- When accrual basis is followed, Corporation will record its income in=2020 since they are received in consideration of services performed in 2020
- Troy will record bonus in 2021 since it becomes payable to him in Januray of the following year
Answer (c)
- The customer has asked Troy to hold the cheque till 2021. Corporation will record its income in 2021 if it is following cash basis
- Troy will again record his bonus income in 2021 due to same reason listed above
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