Exercise 15-24 (Static) Calculation of annual lease payments; residual value [LO15-2, 15-6]
Each of the four independent situations below describes a finance lease in which annual lease payments are payable at the beginning of each year. The lessee is aware of the lessor’s implicit rate of return. (FV of $1, PV of $1, FVA of $1, PVA of $1, FVAD of $1 and PVAD of $1) (Use appropriate factor(s) from the tables provided.)
Lease Payments | Residual Value Guarantee | PV Of Lease Payments | PV Of Residual Value Guarantee | Right-of-use Asset/ Lease Liability | |
Situation 1 | $ 14,340 | $ 0 | $ 50,000 | $ 0 | $ 50,000 |
Situation 2 | $ 62,310 | $ 0 | $ 325,917 | $ 0 | $ 325,917 |
Situation 3 | $ 16,617 | $ 0 | $ 70,450 | $ 0 | $ 70,450 |
Situation 4 | $ 79,947 | $ 5,000 {$50,000-$45,000} | $ 444,806 | $2,019 | $ 446,825 {$444,806+ $2,019} |
Explanation : |
Situation 1 |
Lease Payments = $ 50,000 / 3.48685 = $ 14,340 |
Lease Payments = $ 14,340 (Rounded ) |
Present value of annuity due factor $ 1 for n= 4 , i= 10% is 3.48685 |
Situation 2 |
Lease Payments = (Fair Value - Present value of Residual Value )/ Present Value of Annuity due Factor |
Present Value of Residual Value = $ 50,000 * 0.48166 = $24,083 |
Present value of $ 1 , n=7 , i= 11% is 0.48166 |
Present value of annuity due factor $ 1 for n= 7 , i= 11% is 5.23054 |
Lease Payments = (Fair Value - Present value of Residual Value )/ Present Value of Annuity due Factor |
Lease Payments = ($350,000 - $24,083)/ 5.23054 |
Lease Payments = $ 62,310 (Rounded) |
Present Value of Lease Payments = (Fair Value - Present value of Residual Value ) |
Present Value of Lease Payments = ($350,000 - $24,083) |
Present Value of Lease Payments = $ 325,917 |
Situation 3 |
Lease Payments = (Fair Value - Present value of Residual Value )/ Present Value of Annuity due Factor |
Present Value of Residual Value = $ 7,000 * 0.64993 = $ 4,550 (Rounded) |
Present value of $ 1 , n=5 , i= 9% is 0.64993 |
Present value of annuity due factor $ 1 for n= 5 , i= 9% is 4.23972 |
Lease Payments = (Fair Value - Present value of Residual Value )/ Present Value of Annuity due Factor |
Lease Payments = ($75,000 - $4,550)/ 4.23972 |
Lease Payments = $ 16,617 (Rounded) |
Present Value of Lease Payments = (Fair Value - Present value of Residual Value ) |
Present Value of Lease Payments = ($75,000 - $4,550) |
Present Value of Lease Payments = $ 70,450 |
Situation 4 |
Lease Payments = (Fair Value - Present value of Guaranteed Residual Value )/ Present Value of Annuity due Factor |
Present Value of Guaranteed Residual Value = $ 50,000 * 0.40388 = $ 20,194 (Rounded) |
Present value of $ 1 , n=8 , i= 12% is 0.40388 |
Present value of annuity due factor $ 1 for n= 8 , i= 12% is 5.56376 |
Lease Payments = (Fair Value - Present value of Guaranteed Residual Value )/ Present Value of Annuity due Factor |
Lease Payments = ($465,000 - $20,194)/ 5.56376 |
Lease Payments = $ 79,947 (Rounded) |
Present Value of Lease Payments = (Fair Value - Present value of Guaranteed Residual Value ) |
Present Value of Lease Payments = ($465,000 - $20,194) |
Present Value of Lease Payments = $ 444,806 |
Present Value of Residual Value Guarantee = ($50,000 -$45,000)* 0.40388 |
Present Value of Residual Value Guarantee = $5,000 * 0.40388 |
Present Value of Residual Value Guarantee = $ 2,019 (Rounded) |
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