Situations |
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1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
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A |
The Lessor’s: |
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1 |
Lease payments |
64000 |
70400 |
67200 |
52200 |
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2 |
Gross investment in the lease |
64000 |
70400 |
70400 |
58600 |
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3 |
Net investment in the lease |
55099 |
59315 |
59315 |
51151 |
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B |
The lessee’s: |
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4 |
Lease payments |
64000 |
70400 |
67200 |
52200 |
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5 |
Right-of-use asset |
55099 |
59315 |
57207 |
46471 |
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6 |
Lease payable |
55099 |
59315 |
57207 |
46471 |
Lease payments
Situation 1 = 16000*4= 64000
Situation 2 = (16000*4)+6400 = 70400
Situation 3 = (16000*4)+3200 =67200
Situation 4 = (16000*3)+4200 = 52200
Gross investment in the lease
Situation 1 = 64000
Situation 2 = 70400
Situation 3 = 67200+3200 = 70400
Situation 4 = 52200+6400 = 37000
Net investment in the lease
Situation 1 = 16000*3.44371= 55099
Present value of annuity due of $1 of n= 4, i = 11% = 3.44371
Situation 2 = (16000*3.44371)+(6400*0.65873) =59315
Present value of $1 of n= 4, i = 11% = 0.65873
Situation 3 = (16000*3.44371)+(6400*0.65873) =59315
Situation 4 = (16000*2.71252)+(10600*0.73119) = 51151
Present value of annuity due of $1 of n= 3, i = 11% = 2.71252
Present value of $1 of n= 3, i = 11% = 0.73119
Right-of-use asset
Situation 1 = 55099
Situation 2 = 59315
Situation 3 = (16000*3.44371)+(3200*0.65873) =57207
Situation 4 = (16000*2.71252)+(4200*0.73119) = 46471
The lessors | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | |
total lease payments | 64,000 | 64,000 | 64,000 | 52,200 | |
gross investment in the lease | 64,000 | 70,400 | 70,400 | 52,200 | |
net investment in the lease | 55,099 | 59,315 | 59,315 | 46,471 | |
The lessee | |||||
total lease payments | 64,000 | 64,000 | 64,000 | 48,000 | |
right-of use asset | 55,099 | 55,099 | 55,099 | 46,471 | |
lease liability | 55,099 | 55,099 | 55,099 | 46,471 | |
lessor | total lease payments | ||||
1 | 16000*4 | 64,000.00 | |||
2 | 16000*4 | 64,000.00 | |||
3 | 16000*4 | 64,000.00 | |||
4 | 16000*3+4200 | 52,200.00 | |||
gross investments | |||||
gross investment in the lease | |||||
1 | 16000*4 | 64,000.00 | |||
2 | 16000*4+(6400) | 70,400.00 | |||
3 | 16000*4+(3200+3200) | 70,400.00 | |||
4 | 16000*3+(4200) | 52,200.00 | |||
net investment in the lease | |||||
1 | 16000*3.44371 | 55,099.36 | pvad=3.44371 | pv= 0.65873 | |
2 | (16000*3.44371)+(6400*.65873) | 59,315.23 | pvad=3.44371 | pv= 0.65873 | |
3 | (16000*3.44371)+((3200+3200)*.65873) | 59,315.23 | pvad=3.44371 | pv= 0.65873 | |
4 | (16000*2.71252)+(4200*.73119) | 46,471.32 | pvad=2.71252 | pv=.73119 | |
lessee | total lease payments | ||||
1 | 16000*4 | 64,000.00 | |||
2 | 16000*4 | 64,000.00 | |||
3 | 16000*4 | 64,000.00 | |||
4 | 16000*3 | 48,000.00 | |||
right-of use asset | pvad=3.44371 | pv= 0.65873 | |||
1 | 16000*3.44371 | 55,099.36 | pvad=3.44371 | pv= 0.65873 | |
2 | 16000*3.44371 | 55,099.36 | pvad=3.44371 | pv= 0.65873 | |
3 | 16000*3.44371 | 55,099.36 | pvad=3.44371 | pv= 0.65873 | |
4 | (16000*2.71252)+(4200*.73119) | 46,471.32 | pvad=2.71252 | pv=.73119 | |
lease liability | |||||
1 | 16000*3.44371 | 55,099.36 | pvad=3.44371 | pv= 0.65873 | |
2 | 16000*3.44371 | 55,099.36 | pvad=3.44371 | pv= 0.65873 | |
3 | 16000*3.44371 | 55,099.36 | pvad=3.44371 | pv= 0.65873 | |
4 | (16000*2.71252)+(4200*.73119) | 46,471.32 | pvad=2.71252 | pv=.73119 | |
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