Revenue Recognition

The consistent procedures a contractor employs to establish whether they've officially generated money on a project are known as revenue recognition or "income recognition." Cash-basis, completed contract, and percentage-of-completion are the three most common ways of recognizing construction revenue, however they now fall under the new guidance of ASC 606.

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