Concept explainers
A)
Lessee guaranteed residual value
The lessee guaranteed residual value of leased asset is an estimation of the commercial value of the asset at the end of lease term. The present value is considered when determining the lease classification criteria (Criteria 4). Lessee guaranteed residual value is added to lease receivable and also added to sales revenue.
To Determine: the amounts at the beginning of lease for the lessor at each independent situation.
A)
Explanation of Solution
Situation | ||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | |
Lessor | ||||
Minimum Lease payments | (1)400,000 | (2) 553,000 | (3) 640,000 | (4) 510,000 |
Gross investment in the lease |
(5)430,000 | (6) 553,000 | (7) 675,000 | (8) 550,000 |
Net investment in the lease |
(9)369,175 | (10) 433,809 | (11) 533,685 | (12) 451,137 |
Sales revenue | (13)348,685 | (14)433,809 | (15) 512,816 | (16) 423,817 |
Cost of goods sold | (17)348,685 | (18)449,896 | (19) 479,131 | (20) 372,680 |
Dealers profit | (21) $0 | (22)$(16,087) | (23) $33,685 | (24) $51,137 |
Table (1)
Working note:
The lease payment is calculated as follows:
The gross investment in lease is calculated as follows:
The net investment in the lease is calculated as follows:
Sales revenue is calculated as follows:
Cost of goods sold is calculated as follows:
Dealers profit is calculated as follows:
(B)
the amounts at the beginning of lease for the lessee at each independent situation.
(B)
Explanation of Solution
Situation | ||||
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | |
Lessee | ||||
Lease payments | (25) 400,000 | (26) 553,000 | (27) 640,000 | (28) 460,000 |
Leased asset | (29) 353,129 | (30) 449,896 | (31) 512,816 | (32) 389,666 |
Lease payable | (29) 353,129 | (30) 449,896 | (31) 512,816 | (32) 389,666 |
Table (2)
The lease payment is calculated as follows:
The amount to be recorded as leased asset and lease liability is calculated as follows:
Note:
Present value of the minimum lease payments and leased asset is calculated based on the discounted rates at lower of lessor and lessee.
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