[Tech question - HELP needed] Unearned revenue

Hello

Can anyone help me with unearned rev tech question?

Given situation: A company was told to build a house worth $100 for the next five years. The company received lump-sum of $100 in cash when it won the contract, before building the house. What would be the company's 3FS at the time of contract & at the end of year 1. (Assume EBIT margin 50%, Tax rate 40%)

I'm still not sure if 1) unearned revenue would be accounted into cash flow from operations and 2) whether i should consider tax at the time of contract or not

My answer: Y0 (Time of contract) N/A Cash flow from operations up by 100 (Unearned revenue)

Asset - Cash +100 / Liabilities - Unearned rev +100

Y1 (End of year 1)

Revenue +20 EBIT +10 NI + 6

NI +6 CFO -20 (Decrease in Unearned revenue) --> Cash - 14

Asset (Cash) 100 -14 = 86 balance / Liabilities (Unearned revenue) 100 -20 = 80, Equity (Retained earnings) +6 -> Balance: +86.

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