I purchased this book at a bookstore and read it once. There are some minor folds on the cover, but the inside is clean with no writing. The "Revised Civil Code" enforced in April 2020 has a significant impact on contract practice. Using contracts as before may put you at a disadvantage in terms of cancellation, damages, etc. Therefore, companies must, within the limited time before enforcement, inventory and categorize the contracts they use, and revise those that are significantly affected by the revision. Furthermore, it is also necessary to respond to the "New Revenue Recognition Standard," which will be mandatory from the fiscal year starting April 1, 2021. Revenue recognition, which was previously ambiguous, is now to be done "considering the content of the contract." Therefore, depending on the content of the contract, the revenue recognition that has been done so far may not be recognized, and from this point of view as well, the contract should be reviewed. This book explains the practice of creating and reviewing contracts that correspond to both the "Revised Civil Code" and the "New Revenue Recognition Standard." It details the schedule for revision work, the impact of the Revised Civil Code and the New Revenue Recognition Standard on contracts, contract templates, and modification points for each clause. ＜Table of Contents＞ Chapter 1: Towards the Revision of the Civil Code and the Establishment of Revenue Recognition Standards Chapter 2: The Impact of the Revised Civil Code on Contracts Chapter 3: The Impact of Revenue Recognition Standards on Contracts Chapter 4: Contract Templates and Explanations Co-authored by: Kiyotake Yokohari, Co-authored by: Atsushi Iseda, Co-authored by: Yuta Wada Publisher: Nihon Horei