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The balance of gift certificates outstanding should be listed as an advance deposit on the balance sheet and treated as a liability until they clear - assuming the current owner recorded them properly. Then, when they clear, the revenue is recognized.

Because a product or service must be provided to the holder of a gift card, the company has an obligation and a liability is reported. The liability is later reclassified as revenue when the card is redeemed because the earning process is substantially complete.

Can you return a gift card? The ability to return a gift card all depends on the store you bought it from. A lot of retailers (like Amazon, Target, Lowe's, and Sephora) state in their terms and conditions that their gift cards, both physical and digital, are nonrefundable.

In some cases, your gift cards won't be usable at all. This all depends on the store and the reason it is closing. When companies file for bankruptcy, they can only continue accepting gift cards if they ask the bankruptcy court for permission and the court authorizes it.

Where can I use the physical Mark's Gift Cards? How do I redeem them? Gift cards purchased in store are valid both in store and online at Marks.com.

Bottom line. You can easily turn gift cards into cash (or more desirable gift cards) through reputable sites like Raise and CardCash. The site you choose will depend on the ease of sale and the type of gift card you have.

Cons of Gift Cards After purchases are made with a gift card, there may be a small amount of money left, which if not used, whether due to forgetfulness or inertia, ends up as money wasted. You may pay purchase or reload fees to add money. Closed-loop cards limit purchasing power.

If you sell the stock of your corporation or the ownership interest in your limited liability company, the buyer must honor your gift certificates by definition, since your agency's liabilities remain unchanged.