Yes. You COULD also have a Purchased In-Process R&D Write-off and a Deferred Revenue Write-off.The first refers to any Research & Development PROJECTS that were purchased in the acquisition but which have not been completed yet. The logic is that unfinished R&D

projects require significant resources to complete, and as such, the “expense” must be recognized as PART of the acquisition. The second refers to cases where the seller has collected cash for a service but not yet recorded it as revenue, and the buyer must write-down the VALUE of the Deferred Revenue to AVOID “double-counting” revenue.

Yes. You could also have a Purchased In-Process R&D Write-off and a Deferred Revenue Write-off.The first refers to any Research & Development projects that were purchased in the acquisition but which have not been completed yet. The logic is that unfinished R&D

projects require significant resources to complete, and as such, the “expense” must be recognized as part of the acquisition. The second refers to cases where the seller has collected cash for a service but not yet recorded it as revenue, and the buyer must write-down the value of the Deferred Revenue to avoid “double-counting” revenue.