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I bill client mnthly. How can I show the 60 monthcontract value on the balance sheet
I bill a client monthly for monitoring services. I have a 5 year contract. How can I show the value of the contract on the balance sheet, (all 60 months or number of months remaining.) The client is billed and pays monthly
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