“You need to evaluate whether you’re paying for a distinct good or service…If not, then that payment is a reduction of revenue.”

Mike Coleman · PwC's accounting podcast · Software costs and revenue recognition in the age of AI

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Assess whether a payment to a counter-party who is also a customer should be treated as revenue reduction or as consideration for a distinct good/service.

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