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Accounting standards require that revenue must be realized or realizable and earned before it can be recognized. Discuss what is meant by the terms realized or realizable and earned

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Revenue is realized when a product or service is exchanged for cash, a promise to pay cash, or assets that can be converted into cash. Revenue is earned when an entity has substantially completed the earning process, which generally means a product has been delivered or a service has been provided.

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