(a) | ||||
P.V of annuity due of 1 for n=5 for 6% | 4.46511 | |||
P.V of 1 for n=5 for 6% | 0.74726 | |||
Present value of periodic rental payment($19656.69*4.46511) | 87769 | |||
Present Value of Bargain purchase option($7000*.74726) | 5231 | |||
Lease receivable at the inception=($87769+$5231) | 93000 | |||
b) | ||||
Metlock Leasing Company | ||||
Lease Amortization Schedule | ||||
(A) | (B) | (C ) | (D ) | |
Date | Annual lease payment Plus BPO | Interest 6% on lease receivable | Recovery of lease receivable | Lease Receivable |
01-05-2020 | $ 93,000 | |||
01-05-2020 | $ 19,656.69 | $ 19,656.69 | $ 73,343.41 | |
01-05-2021 | $ 19,656.69 | $ 4,400.60 | $ 15,256.09 | $ 58,087.33 |
01-05-2022 | $ 19,656.69 | $ 3,485.24 | $ 16,171.45 | $ 41,915.88 |
01-05-2023 | $ 19,656.69 | $ 2,514.95 | $ 17,141.74 | $ 24,774.14 |
01-05-2024 | $ 19,656.69 | $ 1,486.45 | $ 18,170.24 | $ 6,603.90 |
30-04-2025 | $ 7,000.00 | $ 396.23 | $ 6,603.90 | $ - |
Total | $ 1,05,283.45 | $ 12,283.48 | $ 93,000.10 | $ 2,04,724.66 |
Working | ||||
Date | Annual lease payment Plus BPO | Interest 6% on lease receivable | Recovery of lease receivable | Lease Receivable |
01-05-2020 | $ 93,000 | |||
01-05-2020 | $ 19,656.69 | $ 19,656.69 | ($93000-$19656.69) | |
01-05-2021 | $ 19,656.69 | ($73343.41*6%) | ($19656.69-$4400.60) | ($7743.41-$15256.09) |
01-05-2022 | $ 19,656.69 | ($58087.33*6%) | ($19656.69-$3485.24) | ($58087.33-$16171.45) |
01-05-2023 | $ 19,656.69 | ($41915.88*6%) | ($19656.69-$2514.95) | ($41915.88-$17141.74) |
01-05-2024 | $ 19,656.69 | ($24774.14*6%) | ($19656.69-$1486.45) | ($24774.14-$18170.24) |
30-04-2025 | $ 7,000.00 | ($6603.90*6%) | ($7000-$396.23) | |
Journal Entries | ||||
Date | Account Title & Explanation | Debit | Credit | |
01-05-2020 | Lease Receivable | 93000 | ||
Cost of goods sold | 65000 | |||
To Sales Revenue | 93000 | |||
To Inventory | 65000 | |||
(Being amount of sales revenue and cost of goods sold) | ||||
Cash | 19656.69 | |||
To Lease Receivable | 19656.69 | |||
(Being amount of cash received ) | ||||
31-12-2020 | Interest Receivable($4400.60*8/12) | $ 2,933.74 | ||
To Interest Revenue | $ 2,933.74 | |||
(Being amount of Interest Revenue) | ||||
01-05-2021 | Cash | 19656.69 | ||
To Lease receivable | $ 15,256.09 | |||
To Interest Receivable | $ 2,933.74 | |||
To Interest Revenue | $ 1,466.87 | |||
31-12-2021 | Interest Receivable($3485.24*8/12) | $ 2,323.49 | ||
To Interest Revenue | $ 2,323.49 | |||
(Being amount of Interest Revenue) | ||||
01-05-2022 | Cash | 19656.69 | ||
To Lease receivable | $ 16,171.45 | |||
To Interest Receivable | $ 2,323.49 | |||
To Interest Revenue | $ 1,161.75 | |||
31-12-2022 | Interest Receivable($2514.95*8/12) | $ 1,676.64 | ||
To Interest Revenue | $ 1,676.64 | |||
(Being amount of Interest Revenue) |
Answer:
Part 1)The nature of lease to Skysong Company is Finance Lease
Explanation:
As per IFRS 16 all leases are treated as Finance lease from Lessee's point of view and accounted in the same manner (exceptions: leases of less that 12 months or of low value assets)r.
Part 2)The n;ature of this lease to Sheridan is a Finance Lease
Explanation:
As per IAS 17(sic)
Whether a lease is a finance lease or an operating lease depends on the substance of the transaction rather than the form. Situations that would normally lead to a lease being classified as a finance lease include the following: [IAS 17.10]
in our case the present value of minimum lease payments is $87,769.20 which is 94.38% of fair value of asset. As asset may be classified as finance lease.
Part 3)
*Please note that there may be variation as to how depreciation is recorded, as some people may recommend for whole year concept.
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