Please use the information below to calculate the [1] 75% and 90% rule and [2] converting operating lease to capital lease. Question 1 - AAA corporation leases an asset to BBB corporation for 12 years beginning Jan 1, year 1 at annual rental of $7,000. The first payment is due at the beginning of the first year. The asset's economic life is 15 years and FMV of the asset at the inception of the lease $50,000. The lease require the BBB to pay $1,000 annual executory cost. The lease does not transfer ownership non contain a bargain purchase option. Interest 4%. Please use 75% and 90% to calculate qualification.
FOR 75 % qualification | ||||
Inputs | ||||
Operating lease expense in current year = | $ 5,250.00 | |||
Year | Commitment | |||
1 | $ 5,250.00 | |||
2 | $ 5,250.00 | |||
3 | $ 5,250.00 | |||
4 | $ 5,250.00 | |||
5 | $ 5,250.00 | |||
6 and beyond | $ 5,250.00 | |||
Pre-tax Cost of Debt = | 4.00% | |||
From the current financial statements, enter the following | ||||
Reported Operating Income (EBIT) = | $ 10,000.00 | |||
Reported Debt = | $ 25,000.00 | |||
Reported Interest Expenses = | $ 2,000.00 | |||
Output | ||||
Number of years embedded in yr 6 estimate = | 1 | |||
Converting Operating Leases into capital lease | ||||
Year | Commitment | Present Value | ||
1 | $ 5,250.00 | $ 5,250.00 | ||
2 | $ 5,250.00 | $ 5,250.00 | ||
3 | $ 5,250.00 | $ 5,250.00 | ||
4 | $ 5,250.00 | $ 5,250.00 | ||
5 | $ 5,250.00 | $ 5,250.00 | ||
6 and beyond | $ 5,250.00 | $ 5,048.08 | ||
Debt Value of leases = | $ 31,298.08 | |||
New Financials | ||||
Operating Income with leases classified as debt = | $ 11,251.92 | |||
Debt with leases classified as debt = | $ 56,298.08 | |||
Operating lease adjustment | ||||
Reported Operating income = | $50,000.00 | |||
+ Current year's operating lease expense = | $5,250.00 | |||
- Depreciation on leased asset = | $1,000.00 | |||
Adjusted Operating Income | $54,250.00 | |||
FOR 90 % Qualification
FOR 75 % qualification | ||||
Inputs | ||||
Operating lease expense in current year = | $ 6,300.00 | |||
Year | Commitment | |||
1 | $ 6,300.00 | |||
2 | $ 6,300.00 | |||
3 | $ 6,300.00 | |||
4 | $ 6,300.00 | |||
5 | $ 6,300.00 | |||
6 and beyond | $ 6,300.00 | |||
Pre-tax Cost of Debt = | 4.00% | |||
From the current financial statements, enter the following | ||||
Reported Operating Income (EBIT) = | $ 10,000.00 | |||
Reported Debt = | $ 25,000.00 | |||
Reported Interest Expenses = | $ 2,000.00 | |||
Output | ||||
Number of years embedded in yr 6 estimate = | 1 | |||
Converting Operating Leases into capital lease | ||||
Year | Commitment | Present Value | ||
1 | $ 6,300.00 | $ 6,300.00 | ||
2 | $ 6,300.00 | $ 6,300.00 | ||
3 | $ 6,300.00 | $ 6,300.00 | ||
4 | $ 6,300.00 | $ 6,300.00 | ||
5 | $ 6,300.00 | $ 6,300.00 | ||
6 and beyond | $ 6,300.00 | $ 6,057.69 | ||
Debt Value of leases = | $ 37,557.69 | |||
New Financials | ||||
Operating Income with leases classified as debt = | $ 11,502.31 | |||
Debt with leases classified as debt = | $ 62,557.69 | |||
Operating lease adjustment | ||||
Reported Operating income = | $50,000.00 | |||
+ Current year's operating lease expense = | $6,300.00 | |||
- Depreciation on leased asset = | $1,000.00 | |||
Adjusted Operating Income | $55,300.00 | |||
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