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Construction Contract Accounting

Term in Qoyod's Accounting Glossary — Practical definition with examples from the Saudi market.

What is Construction Contract Accounting?

Construction contract accounting is the recognition of revenue and costs from long-term construction contracts, typically using the percentage-of-completion method under IFRS 15.

How It Works

  • Estimate total contract revenue and costs.
  • Measure progress using costs incurred, output, or milestones.
  • Recognize revenue and costs in proportion to progress.

Saudi Context

Saudi contractors building Vision 2030 projects under long-term EPC contracts apply IFRS 15 percentage-of-completion. ZATCA expects VAT to follow tax-point rules tied to invoicing milestones.

Example

A SAR 500 million contract with SAR 100 million costs incurred against a SAR 400 million total estimate is 25% complete — SAR 125 million revenue is recognized.

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