If a company made the following journal entry
Dr. Rent expense (SE)................. | xx | |||
Cr. Cash (A)......................... | xx |
what type of lease do they have?
A. capital lease
B. finance lease
C. operating lease
D. sales-type lease
If company made above entry so its not financing lease because financing lease consider inteterest expense also but in operating lease rent expense is recorded as expense
so answer is c) Operating lease
If a company made the following journal entry Dr. Rent expense (SE)................. xx Cr. Cash (A)............................
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