6: Leases, Derivatives, Foreign Currency, and Income Taxes Flashcards
Capital lease if it meets one of four qualifications from the lessee perspective
OWNS: Ownership: transfers to lessee at end Written: Bargain purchase option -Depreciate over entire life Ninety: 90 percent of lease property FV <= PV of lease payments Seventy five: 75 percent of economic life is being committed in lease term. - Depreciate over lease term.
Capital lease if it meets all of three qualifications from the lessor perspective
LUC:
Lessee: lessee owns the property
Uncertainties: no uncertainties regarding any unreimbursed cost incurred by lessor
Collectability: lease payment is reasonably predictable
Lessee depreciation on a capital lease when it Owns or has a Written bargain
Depreciate over the life of the asset.
Lessee depreciation on a capital lease when it fulfills the Ninety percent or Seventy five percent rules
Depreciate over the life of the lease
Sales Leaseback rules for a gain when the PV of the payments is 90% or above the sales price
Defer all the gain
Sales Leaseback rules for a gain when the PV of the payments is 10% or below the sales price
Recognize all of the gain
Sales Leaseback rules for a gain when the PV of the payments is between 10% and 90% of the sales price
Allocate the gain first to the PV of the payments and defer it, recognize the excess right now.
What interest rate to use when you have the implicit, lessor’s rate, and …
The lessor’s rate is used only if it’s lower or the implicit rate is not known.
Buying a call option the hope is
The price will increase
Buying a put option the hope is
The price will decrease
Long/ buy has a profit if
Profit if the price increases
Short/ sell has a profit if
Profit if the price decreases
Permanent tax differences
-Municipal bond
Temporary tax differences
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