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Situations |
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3 |
4 |
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A |
The Lessor’s: |
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1 |
Lease payments |
1155000 |
1228000 |
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2 |
Gross investment in the lease |
1164300 |
1228000 |
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3 |
Net investment in the lease |
910264 |
879869 |
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B |
The lessee’s: |
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4 |
Lease payments |
1155000 |
1228000 |
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5 |
Right-of-use asset |
905177 |
879869 |
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6 |
Lease payable |
905177 |
879869 |
Situation 3
Lease payments = (165000*7) = 1155000
Gross investment in the lease = (165000*7)+9300 = 1164300
Net investment in the lease = (165000*5.48592)+(9300*0.54703)= 910264
Right-of-use asset = (165000*5.48592) = 905177
Lease payable = (165000*5.48592) = 905177
Present value annuity due factor of $1 @ n= 7 , i=9% = 5.48592
Present value factor of $1 @ n= 7 , i=9% = 0.54703
Situation 4
Lease payments = (165000*7)+73000= 1228000
Gross investment in the lease = (165000*7)+73000= 1228000
Net investment in the lease = (165000*5.23054)+(73000*0.23054)= 879869
Right-of-use asset = (165000*5.23054)+(73000*0.23054)= 879869
Lease payable = (165000*5.23054)+(73000*0.23054)= 879869
Present value annuity due factor of $1 @ n= 7 , i=11% = 5.23054
Present value factor of $1 @ n= 7 , i=11% = 0.48166
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