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LenaWriter [7]
3 years ago
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rock Co. had the following revenues and expenses that occurred relating to their operating segments during the year: Sales to un

affiliated customers $ 2,000,000 Intersegment sales of products $ 500,000 Interest earned on loans to other segments $ 50,000 Gain or loss on discontinued operations $ 70,000 In order to pass the revenue test for qualifying as a reportable segment, a segment’s revenue must exceed
Business
1 answer:
Papessa [141]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The question is missing the options given below:

A.$255,000 B.$262,000 C.$250,000 D.$200,000

Option C, a segment's revenue must exceed $250,000

Explanation:

In order to pass the revenue test for qualifying as a reportable segment,a segment 's revenue must exceed 10% of the entity's combined revenue.

The combined revenue is calculated thus:

                                                          $

Sales to unaffiliated customers 2000,000.00

Intersegment sales                     <u>   500,000.00</u>

Total sales                                     <u>2,500,000.00</u>

10% threshold                                     250,000.00

As a result for any segment to pass the reportable segment test,its revenue must exceed $250,000.00 as stipulated by international accounting best practices such as the U.S GAAP and other international standards.

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