Across
- 3. – Describes when the rule is applied.
- 7. – Amount received from a customer.
- 10. – Guides recognition when amounts are small.
- 12. – Broker-dealer’s primary form of compensation.
- 13. – Required when determining variable consideration.
- 18. – Required information about revenue recognition.
- 19. – Movement of control to the customer.
- 22. – Timing of revenue entry in financials.
- 23. – Meeting a performance obligation.
- 25. – Consideration not fixed at contract inception.
- 26. – When the customer can direct use of the asset.
- 28. – Combining multiple obligations in one offering.
- 30. – What is exchanged for promised goods/services.
Down
- 1. – What ASC 606 governs recognition of.
- 2. – Obligation a firm must satisfy to recognize revenue.
- 4. – Accounting treatment for contract acquisition costs.
- 5. – Promised performance to a customer.
- 6. – Costs to obtain or fulfill a contract.
- 8. – Party receiving the service.
- 9. – Price agreed upon for the service.
- 11. – ASC 606 is a revenue recognition _____.
- 14. – Required in determining revenue timing.
- 15. – Distribution of transaction price across obligations.
- 16. – Defines which contracts ASC 606 applies to.
- 17. – Independent review of financial accuracy.
- 20. – Field impacted by ASC 606.
- 21. – Agreement with a customer creating enforceable rights.
- 24. – Revenue recognized when control transfers (often in broker-dealer context).
- 27. – Revenue recognized gradually.
- 29. – Costs incurred only if contract is obtained.
