Accounting

Is unearned revenue included in the income statement? No, only the balance sheet.

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Unearned revenue is a liability account on the balance sheet, not an income statement account. It is the money that a company has received in advance of providing goods or services. The company records it as a liability because it has yet to be earned and therefore cannot be reported as income. Later, as the company fulfills its obligations, the liability is removed and the revenue is recorded as income on the income statement.

Answered by Monique Norton

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