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You have a billable project for which the following details are provided: Associated Inception-To-Date (ITD) Project Actual Cost: USD 60 Associated…

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You have a billable project for which the following details are provided: Associated Inception-To-Date (ITD) Project Actual Cost: USD 60 Associated Project Budgeted Cost: USD 300 Contract Amount: USD 1000 Project Funded Amount: USD 750 Sum of Existing Revenue Events: USD 80 Identify the Associated Project Spent revenue that will get generated based on the preceding details. (Choose the best Answer)

Answer options
A:

A. USD 184

B:

B. USD 120

Correct answer
C:

C. USD 134

D:

D. USD 70

Correct Answer:
B. B. USD 120
Explanation

This scenario uses the Percent Spent revenue recognition method. The Inception-To-Date (ITD) revenue is calculated as (ITD Actual Cost / Budgeted Cost) Contract Amount. Calculation: (USD 60 / USD 300) USD 1000 = 0.20 1000 = USD 200. This calculated ITD revenue (USD 200) is less than the funded amount (USD 750), so it is not limited. The revenue to be generated in the current period is the calculated ITD revenue minus any existing revenue: USD 200 - USD 80 = USD 120.

Why Incorrect

A. USD 184 is an incorrect calculation. It does not follow the standard Percent Spent revenue formula.
C. USD 134 is an incorrect calculation. It does not align with the formula for Percent Spent revenue recognition.
D. USD 70 is an incorrect calculation. It might result from misinterpreting the inputs for the revenue formula.

References

1. Oracle Fusion Cloud Project Management, Using Project Billing, Release 24B, Chapter 4: Recognize Revenue, Section: "How Project and Contract Revenue is Calculated". The guide explains that for percent spent methods, revenue is calculated as (actual cost / budget cost) contract amount, and the current period's revenue is the difference between the new ITD amount and previously recognized amounts.

2. Oracle Fusion Cloud Project Management, Implementing Project Financial Management, Release 24B, Chapter 11: Set Up Project Revenue, Section: "Revenue Method: Percent Spent". This section details the formula: "Percent spent revenue amount = (actual cost to date / budget or forecast cost) (budget or forecast revenue)."

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