Section 2 - Q2 [Section 2 general information stays the same. It is repeated for your information.] Bentley Inc. (the lessor) leases an asset to Haley Corp. (the lessee) for four years. Data relating to this lease are provided below. Assume this lease is a capital lease in all parts below. Answer the following questions for Haley Corp. (the Lessee). 1. Lease is signed on 1/1/1 2. Lease term: 4 years 3. Remaining useful life of leased asset as of 1/1/1: 5 years 4. Cost of leased asset to lessor (less than FMV of leased asset): $35,000 5. Expected fair market value of leased asset on 12/31/4: $1,000 6. Expected fair market value of leased asset on 12/31/5: $6,000 7. Incremental borrowing rate and rate implicit in lease: 10% 8. Actual fair market value of leased asset on 12/31/4: $8,000 9. Actual fair market value of leased asset on 12/31/5: $5,000 10. Payments of $20,000 are to be made at the end of each year. Executory costs represent $2,000 of the $20,000 payment. 11. The lease contains a guaranteed residual value on 12/31/4 of $4,000. What is the annual depreciation, if any? Round your answer to the whole number. /yr

Section 2 - Q2 [Section 2 general information stays the same. It is repeated for your information.] Bentley Inc. (the lessor) leases an asset to Haley Corp. (the lessee) for four years. Data relating to this lease are provided below. Assume this lease is a capital lease in all parts below. Answer the following questions for Haley Corp. (the Lessee). 1. Lease is signed on 1/1/1 2. Lease term: 4 years 3. Remaining useful life of leased asset as of 1/1/1: 5 years 4. Cost of leased asset to lessor (less than FMV of leased asset): $35,000 5. Expected fair market value of leased asset on 12/31/4: $1,000 6. Expected fair market value of leased asset on 12/31/5: $6,000 7. Incremental borrowing rate and rate implicit in lease: 10% 8. Actual fair market value of leased asset on 12/31/4: $8,000 9. Actual fair market value of leased asset on 12/31/5: $5,000 10. Payments of $20,000 are to be made at the end of each year. Executory costs represent $2,000 of the $20,000 payment. 11. The lease contains a guaranteed residual value on 12/31/4 of $4,000. What is the annual depreciation, if any? Round your answer to the whole number. /yr

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