CA Intermediate · Advanced Accounting · AS 7 Construction Contracts
Narmada Constructions Ltd. has a fixed price contract of Rs 200 lakh. Year 1: costs incurred Rs 60 lakh, estimated further costs Rs 90 lakh. Year 2: cumulative costs incurred Rs 135 lakh, estimated further costs Rs 45 lakh. Using the cost-to-cost percentage of completion method, what is the contract revenue to be recognised in Year 2 alone?
Year 2 revenue is Rs 70 lakh. Cumulative completion is 75 percent of Rs 200 lakh, giving Rs 150 lakh, and the Year 1 revenue of Rs 80 lakh is deducted to arrive at the current year's revenue.
- ARs 150 lakh
- BRs 70 lakhCorrect
- CRs 75 lakh
- DRs 80 lakh
Explanation
Year 1: total cost 150; completion 60/150 = 40%; revenue 80 lakh. Year 2: total cost 135+45 = 180; completion 135/180 = 75%; cumulative revenue 150 lakh. Year 2 revenue = 150 - 80 = Rs 70 lakh. Rs 150 lakh is cumulative, not the year's figure.
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