IPSAS 11: Construction Contracts (IFRS 15 Revenue) - Public Sector Accounting /Financial Reporting

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Sir, could you simplify these two things: 1. Amount due to or due from 2. Account billed to client

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Pls sir ....the other aspect of IFRS 15 , thats when an estimated loss is gotten. How will it be treated

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You make provisions for it

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TLDR: IPSAS 11 provides guidelines for accounting for construction contracts, including calculating revenue and cost, determining profit, and recognizing trade receivables. 00:00 📊 IPSAS 11 prescribes the accounting treatment for costs and revenue associated with construction contracts, which are binding arrangements for the construction of closely interrelated assets. 03:41 📊 IPSAS 11 excludes certain costs from contract costs and calculates estimated profit by deducting total contract cost from contract price. 09:20 📊 To recognize revenue and cost from a construction contract, calculate the stage of completion and apply it to estimate revenue and cost. 15:52 📊 To account for construction contracts, calculate profit, determine the amount due to/from customers, and identify trade receivables as current assets in the statement of financial position. 17:56 📊 A state-owned corporation wins a contract to build 20 classroom buildings and determines expected profit from the total contract price of 220 million naira. 22:33 📊 To determine profit from a construction contract, calculate the stage of completion using a formula based on contract price and total expected cost. 25:35 📊 To calculate revenue from a construction contract, use the value of work certified or a percentage of the total contract price, and multiply the total expected cost by the stage of completion. 29:38 📊 To calculate the amount due to/from the client for a construction contract, add cost to date and profits taken, then subtract progress payments received.

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[@obasifrances4208]

Thank you sir for your always simplied solution to questions that looks difficult at first. My question sir, you said value of work certified can be calculated either 2ways. Input or output method. What do we look out for to know what basis we should use? The above question solved said use basis of the value of work completed, how does it show we are to use the output method to calculate the stage of completion?

[@Ezikan]

In my explanation, I said the output method is based on the proportion of work certified to the contract price

[@Ezikan]

Value of work certified is the output of work done

[@obasifrances4208]

Thank you very much for your explanation. I get the aspect of output now. How about the input, what would be the basis?

[@Ezikan]

@obasifrances4208 Input are the resources you put into the contract in the form of money expended in the contract. Amount spent in the contract in the form of expenses or cost. That is it is cost to date over estimated total costs

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Sir if the stage of completion is silent what do we do?

[@Ezikan]

You look at the information provided in the question to know which method would be appropriate

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