All of the answers in there are correct. I have gotten this question closed several times. Can someone please figure it out?
Situations |
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1 |
2 |
3 |
4 |
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A |
The Lessor’s: |
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1 |
Lease payments |
82500 |
89100 |
85800 |
53800 |
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2 |
Gross investment in the lease |
82500 |
89100 |
70400 |
60400 |
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3 |
Net investment in the lease |
66616 |
70361 |
70361 |
52144 |
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B |
The lessee’s: |
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4 |
Lease payments |
82500 |
89100 |
85800 |
53800 |
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5 |
Right-of-use asset |
66616 |
70361 |
68489 |
47446 |
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6 |
Lease payable |
66616 |
70361 |
68489 |
47446 |
Lease payments
Situation 1 = 16500*5= 82500
Situation 2 = (16500*5)+6600 = 89100
Situation 3 = (16500*5)+3300 =85800
Situation 4 = (16500*3)+4300 = 53800
Gross investment in the lease
Situation 1 = 82500
Situation 2 = 89100
Situation 3 = 85800+3300 = 89100
Situation 4 = 53800+6600 = 60400
Net investment in the lease
Situation 1 = 16500*4.03735= 66616
Present value of annuity due of $1 of n= 5, i = 12% = 4.03735
Situation 2 = (16500*4.03735)+(6600*0.56743) =70361
Present value of $1 of n= 5, i = 12% = 0.56743
Situation 3 = (16500*4.03735)+(6600*0.56743) =70361
Situation 4 = (16500*2.69005)+(10900*0.71178) = 52144
Present value of annuity due of $1 of n= 3, i = 12% = 2.69005
Present value of $1 of n= 3, i = 12% = 0.71178
Right-of-use asset
Situation 1 = 66616
Situation 2 = 70361
Situation 3 = (16500*4.03735)+(3300*0.56743)=57207
Situation 4 = (16500*2.69005)+(4300*0.71178) = 47446
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