Step 1: Understanding Closing Entries in Contract Accounting:
When a construction contract is completed, the final billing must be recorded to recognize the total revenue earned and close out the specific contract ledger account.
Step 2: Reviewing the Double-Entry Journal Entry:
To record the completion of a contract, the contractor makes the following entry:
Contractee's Personal Account (Debited) & Dr. [with the Contract Price]
To Contract Account (Credited) &[with the Contract Price]
This entry records the total amount owed by the client and brings the full contract price into the Contract Account, allowing the contractor to calculate the final profit or loss on the project.
Step 3: Selecting the Correct Option:
The account is billed at the agreed-upon contract value, known as the Contract price. This corresponds directly to option (C).