
PM519 – π Revenue Recognition in D365 Finance β What You Need to Know! π°
How does D365 Finance recognize revenue for projects? It depends on whether your project is Time & Material (T&M) or Fixed Price!
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T&M Projects β Revenue is recognized immediately when invoicing for actual labour, materials, or expenses.
π‘ Example: A consultant works 40 hours at Β£100/hr β Β£4,000 revenue is instantly recognized!
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Fixed Price Projects β Revenue is recognized gradually based on project completion or contract terms.
π‘ Example: A Β£500,000 project at 40% completion β Β£200,000 revenue is recognized!
π Methods Used for Fixed-Price Revenue Recognition:
πΉ Percentage of Completion β Revenue aligns with project progress.
πΉ Completed Contract β Recognized only when the project is fully done.
πΉ Straight Line β Recognized evenly over time, great for service contracts.
π’ Why It Matters?
β Ensures compliance with IFRS & GAAP
β Keeps cash flow & profitability predictable
β Helps finance teams track real-time performance
π‘ Budget vs. Forecast in Revenue Recognition β What’s the impact?
π Budget = Forecast β Revenue follows the plan π
π Budget < Forecast (Higher Costs) β Lower profit margins β
π Budget > Forecast (Cost Savings) β Increased profitability π΅
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