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level questions: Leases

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Classification Mnemonic for LeasesOWNES PC O= Ownership Transfer W= Written Purchase Option N= Net Present Value + Residual Value >= 90% of Asset's FV E= Economic Life >= 75% S= Specialized (No Alt) Use P= PV Sum of Lease Payments (excl. res value) >= Asset's FV C= Collection of Payments is Probable
How would the Lessee see the lease as a Finance lease?Meets 1+ of OWNES
How many expenses are recorded for Lessees in a Finance Lease?2; Interest Expense and Amortization
How would the Lessee see the lease as an Operating Lease?Meets none of OWNES
How many expenses are recorded for Lessees in an Operating Lease?1; Lease Expense
How would the Lessor see the lease as an Operating Lease?One or no portion of PC
What does the Lessor account for during an Operating Lease?They keep the asset on their books and depreciate it
How would the Lessor see the lease as a Sales-Type Lease?1+ OWNES, but not both PC
How would the Lessor see the lease as a Direct-Financing Lease?1+ OWNES, both PC
What does the Lessor account for during an Sales-Type Lease?Remove the Asset, Recognize Lease Receivable
What does the Lessor account for during an Direct-Financing Lease?Remove the Asset, Recognize Lease Receivable
When does the lease term begin?At commencement date, this means that even if there is no rent being paid, the lessor will still book rent revenue and receivable.
What discount rate should be used? Implicit or Incremental Borrowing Rate?Use lessor's implicit rate if known by the lessee, if not, use incremental borrowing rate.
If control HAS transferred in a Sale-Leaseback, how should it be treated?Operating Leaseback (Sale), transaction should be at FV and P/L should be recognized.
If control HAS NOT transferred in a Sale-Leaseback, how should it be treated?Financing Leaseback (Failed Sale); Seller (Lessee) recognizes financing liability and Buyer (Lessor) recognizes a financing receivable
How should depreciation be calculated in leases?*(CV of Payments and Residual - Residual Value)/Number of Years (least if N or E in OWNES) CV = PV of both Annual Payments (PV Factor x Annual Payments) + PV of Residual (PV Factor x Residual)
How should interest expense be calculated in leases?CV of Payments and Residual x Implicit Rate
How should interest liability be calculated in leases?CV of Payments and Residual - (Annual Payment - Interest Expense)