Because remaining obligations are measured at each reporting based on the amount of consideration initially allocated to those obligations and only remeasured if the contract is onerous, only unfavorable changes that cause the contract to become onerous are reported.
For example, the existence of a customer acceptance clause in a contract does not necessarily preclude the recognition of revenue for a particular performance obligation until the customer formally accepts the good or service.
In particular, if payment for an investment property is deferred, the consideration received is recognised initially at the cash price equivalent.
Other entities may find the impacts to be more pervasive depending on the precise nature and complexity of their contractual arrangements with customers.