Under GAAP rules, companies normally recognize revenue at the time they deliver goods or services to the customer, as long as they can reasonably estimate the likelihood of collecting any accounts receivable.

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This statement is true according to GAAP rules. Companies recognize revenue when the goods or services are delivered to the customer and if they can reasonably estimate collecting accounts receivable.

Under GAAP Rules, Companies Normally Recognize Revenue at the Time