18 | Contract assets

in TUSD 31. Dez. 2022 31. Dez. 2021
Aktive Vertragsposten 192 947 69 113
Vertragserwerbskosten 2 280 19 610
Total aktive Vertragsposten 195 227 88 723

Contract assets relate to FIFA’s past performance under a contract for which the customer has not yet paid consideration or before payment is due. They are transferred to receivables when the right to receive payment becomes unconditional. Contract assets are regularly reviewed for impairment indicators.

Significant changes in contract asset balances during the period are as follows:

in TUSD 2022 2021
Aktive Vertragsposten per 1. Januar 69 113 100 627
Umgliederung von zu Beginn der Periode erfassten aktiven Vertragsposten in Forderungen -68 931 -100 627
Zunahme infolge Änderungen bei der Messung des Leistungsfortschritts 192 944 68 977
Wertminderung (Verlust)/Auflösung -179 136
Aktive Vertragsposten per 31. Dezember 192 947 69 113
davon kurzfristig 192 947 69 113
davon langfristig 0 0
in TUSD 2022 2021
Vertragserwerbskosten per 1. Januar 19 610 11 862
Kosten, die während des Jahres für Vertragsabschlüsse angefallen sind 50 790 10 577
Amortisation, die in der Periode als Kosten für die Erbringung von Dienstleistungen erfasst wurde -68 120 -2 829
Vermögenswerte aus Vertragskosten per 31. Dezember 2 280 19 610

FIFA has recognised contract acquisition costs arising from the capitalisation of incremental agency fees. These costs have been incurred in order to obtain certain Asian television broadcasting rights and contracts with FIFA Marketing Affiliates.

The contract acquisition costs are amortised in line with the pattern of when services are actually provided to the customers.

in TUSD 2022 2021
Gesamtbetrag des Transaktionspreises, der langfristigen Verträgen, die per 31. Dezember teilweise oder gar nicht erfüllt wurden, für die Periode 2023–2026 zugewiesen wurde 2 587 972 2 466 019
Davon
– Fernsehrechte 1 913 278 1 891 601
– Marketingrechte 602 104 564 683
– Lizenzrechte 72 590 9 735

The above table includes revenue expected to be recognised in FIFA’s 2023-2026 business cycle ending with the FIFA World Cup™ in 2026 and is related to performance obligations that are unsatisfied during the reporting period. Revenue from unsatisfied performance obligations at 31 December 2022, which is expected to be recognised in the cycles ending in 2030 and 2034, amounted to USD 1,174 million (as at 31 December 2021: USD 1,174 million). Contracted revenue will be recognised in line with the transfer of control over services as described in Note E.