The lease requires equal rental payments of $30,580 at the beginning of each year of the term. The PV of the lease payments is $177,030. The company pays all executory costs directly to third parties. The appropriate interest rate is 10.57%. Assume IFRS 16 applies. Both the lessor and lessee have December 31 year ends. How much total revenue will be recorded by the lessor in its books in Year 1 in relation to this lease assuming (1) the fair value of the equipment equals the PV of the lease payments and (2) the lessor is an equipment vendor? If applicable, include interest, sales, and rent in the revenue calculation. $187,697 $192,510 $197,323 $202,135 $206,948

The lease requires equal rental payments of $30,580 at the beginning of each year of the term. The PV of the lease payments is $177,030. The company pays all executory costs directly to third parties. The appropriate interest rate is 10.57%. Assume IFRS 16 applies. Both the lessor and lessee have December 31 year ends. How much total revenue will be recorded by the lessor in its books in Year 1 in relation to this lease assuming (1) the fair value of the equipment equals the PV of the lease payments and (2) the lessor is an equipment vendor? If applicable, include interest, sales, and rent in the revenue calculation. $187,697 $192,510 $197,323 $202,135 $206,948

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