Intermediate Accounting
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Author: Elizabeth A. Gordon, Jana S. Raedy, Alexander J. Sannella
Publisher: PEARSON
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Chapter 18, Problem 18.3P
a.
To determine
The annual rent payable for recovery of fair value of the asset.
Given information:
Lease term is 4 years.
Economic life of asset is 4 years.
Fair value of the asset is $232,511.
Carrying value of asset is $200,000.
Interest rate is 8%
Residual value guaranteed by lessee is $15,000.
Annual lease payments are $65,000 due on Jan/1 each year
b.
To determine
The present value of lease payments.
Given information:
Lease term is 4 years.
Economic life of asset is 4 years.
Fair value of the asset is $232,511.
Carrying value of asset is $200,000.
Interest rate is 8%
Residual value guaranteed by lessee is $15,000.
Annual lease payments are $65,000 due on Jan/1 each year
c.
To determine
To prepare: The amortization tables for the lease term.
Given information:
Lease term is 4 years.
Economic life of asset is 4 years.
Fair value of the asset is $232,511.
Carrying value of asset is $200,000.
Interest rate is 8%
Residual value guaranteed by lessee is $15,000.
Annual lease payments are $65,000 due on Jan/1 each year
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