Fees for Licenses and Permits Are Typically Recognized as Revenue

question 32

Multiple Choice

Fees for licenses and permits are typically recognized as revenue:

• A)when billed if they are expected to be received within the current period or soon enough after to pay liabilities of the current period.
• B)when received.
• C)when earned.
• D)to the extent that related expenditures have been made if the fees are restricted as such.

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