
a.
The effect on the financial statement of operating lease and capital lease on the balance sheet and income statement and explain the financial statement effect of capitalizing operating expenses.
b.
To prepare: The journal entries to reflect the scheduled payment during fiscal 2015 for operating and capital in place of fiscal 2014.
c.
The average interest rate on capital lease.
Given information:
Interest expense is $277.
Present value of future minimum lease payments is $3,094.
d.
To Prepare: The
d.
The amount of interest expense and
f.
The changes in assets, liabilities, and equity if all the operating leases has capitalized and also find the debt to equity ratio and total liabilities to total assets ratio and explain if operating leases capitalize the debt to equity ratio and total liability to total asset ratio.
g.
The change in the fiscal net income 2014.

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