Chapter 5: Leases & Bonds Flashcards

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When are the payments due in an ordinary annuity? How many interest periods are there?

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end of period

equal to number of payments

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When are the payments due in an annuity due? What makes up the first payment? How many interest periods are there?

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beginning of period

all principal/no interest

one less than the number of payments

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What is an operating lease?

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Lessee uses asset in a rental agreement (no transfer of ownership)

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(Lessee) How do you treat lease rent expense?

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Expenses over the lease term (straight-line)

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(Lessee) How do you treat lease bonus?

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Prepayment for future expenses

capitalized as an asset & amortized over life of lease (straight-line)

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(Lessee) How do you treat leasehold improvements?

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Capitalized and amortized over the lesser of the remaining life or improvement life

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(Lessee) How do you treat rent kicker?

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expensed as incurred

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(Lessee) How do you treat refundable security deposit? Non-refundable?

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reported as receivable until refunded

capitalized as PPD rent expense

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(Lessee) How do you treat free/reduced rent?

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Take total rent expense & divide evenly over each period (straight-line)

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(Lessor) How do you treat cost of property?

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PPE & depreciated over asset’s useful life (NOT lease life)

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(Lessor) How do you treat rental income?

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income over lease term (straight-line)

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(Lessor) How do you treat refundable security deposits? Non-refundable?

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reported as liability until refunded to lessee

deferred (unearned revenue) until considered earned

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(Lessor) How do you treat lease bonuses?

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deferred (unearned income) & amortized over life of lease

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(Lessor) How do you treat free/reduced rent?

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divide total rental income evenly over all periods

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What is a capital lease? What does a lessor call this type of lease under GAAP & IFRS?

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treated as purchase/sale with ownership & substantially all benefits transferred

GAAP - Sales-type or direct financing

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What is the criteria for Lessee capital lease? When can’t you use the N or S?

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“OWNS”

Ownership Transfers (at end of the lease)
Written buyout/bargain purchase option
Ninety % property FV covered by PV of lease payments
Seventy-five % asset life included in lease term

If lease begins within last 25% of original economic life of property.

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What is the Lessor additional criteria for recognizing sales type lease?

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“LUC”

Lessee owns the leased property (meets OWNS)
Uncertainties do not exist
Collectablility reasonably predictable

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What is a sales-type lease? How many profits do you recognize?

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FV of leased property differs from CV

2 profits
Gain on sale & interest income

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What is a direct financing lease? How many profits do you recognize?

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FV equals CV

1 Profit
Interest Income

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What criteria make up a finance lease for IFRS?

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“OWES FACS”

Ownership transfers (end of lease)
Written bargain purchase option
Economic life (major part)
Substantially all of the years (life)
Fluctuation in g/l from residual payments to lessee
Ability to continue to rent at lower Market
Cancel the lease (lessee can cancel)
Specialized
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How does the lessee record lease in finance lease? What is the capitalized amount?

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Record lease as fixed asset and related liability at capitalized amount

Lesser of FV of asset at inception or the cost

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What do you include in the cost of the finance leased asset (lessee)? What do you exclude?

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PV of all payment lessee is obligated to make
required payment, bargain purchase, guaranteed residual value

executory costs & optional buyout

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What are the depreciation periods for finance assets (GAAP)? (IFRS)?

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GAAP: O or W then estimated economic life
GAAP: N or S then use lease term
IFRS: lesser of the lease term or useful life of asset

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What is the gross investment (lease receivable) under sales type lease?

A
Lease payments (include BPO & guaranteed value)
\+ Unguaranteed value (FV at end)
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What is the net investment (lease receivable) under sales type lease?
Gross investment * PV of minimum lease payments
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What is the unearned interest revenue (lease receivable) under sales type lease?
Gross investment - net investment
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What is the COGS (lease receivable) under sales type lease?
Cost of asset (+ initial direct costs) - PV Unguaranteed value
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When sales price is not given, how do you find it?
Cost + Profit = PV / SP / FV
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What is the gross investment (lease receivable) under direct financing type lease?
Lease payment + Unguaranteed value
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What is the net investment under direct financing type lease?
Gross investment * PV
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What is the unearned interest revenue (lease receivable) under direct financing type lease?
Gross investment - net investment
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What is a sale leaseback? What are the two classifications of sale leasebacks?
owner sells property and then instantly leases it back Operating & capital leases
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What makes up a discount with bonds? What makes up a premium?
Discount: market rate is higher than the stated rate Premium: Market rate is lower than the stated rate
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What is a nondetachable warrants?
Convertible bond itself must be converted into capital stock
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What is a detachable warrant?
Bond is not converted, only the warrants.
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What is a term bond? What is a serial bond?
Term Bond: single fixed maturity date where entire principal is paid at the end. Serial Bonds: pre-numbered bonds redeemed by portions
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What is the JE for bonds sold at par value for borrower? Investor?
DB Cash CR Bond Payable DB Investment in bonds CR Cash
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What is the JE for bonds sold at a discount for borrower? Investor?
DB Cash DB Discount on Bonds Payable CR Bonds Payable DB Investment in Bonds CR Cash
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What is the JE for bonds sold at a premium for borrower? Investor?
DB Cash CB Premium on Bonds Payable CR Bonds Payable DB Investment in Bonds CR Cash
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What are bond issue costs and how are they recorded/treated (GAAP)? IFRS?
Transaction costs of the bond issue such as legal & accounting fees, underwriting commissions, printing. Recorded as an asset (DB) and expense using straight line method. IFRS - Not recorded as separate asset. Deducted from carrying value of liability.
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What are the two methods for amortizing bond discounts/premiums? Are they allowed for GAAP or IFRS?
Straight Line method - not allowed IFRS & usually not GAAP Effective Interest Method - GAAP & IFRS
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How do you find the periodic amortization expense each period under straight line method?
= (Premium or discount) / # of periods bond outstanding
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Under the effective interest rate method, what is the interest expense on IS? what is the interest paid on BS? What is the difference between these two amounts?
Interest Expense = net carrying value & effective interest rate Interest Paid = bond face value * coupon rate Difference is amortization
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Which method has the higher carrying amount in a bond premium? Higher in a bond discount?
Effective Interest Method Straight Line Method
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What is a bond sinking fund? How do the following effect the balance of the fund: additional investments, interest, dividends, admin costs.
Separate restricted cash account to pay off entire bond liability at maturity. Additional Investments: Increase Interest: Increase Dividends: Increase Admin Costs: Decrease
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How long is bond interest expense recognized for?
For the entire period of bond issuance date to fiscal year end.
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How do you find the value of detachable warrants? What does this increase during issuance?
Number of warrants * market price of warrant Increases stockholders equity
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Whats the formula to find the interest rates when given the bonds values?
GAAP Interest Expense / Carrying amount (beg. of period)
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What makes up the interest payable formula?
Face value of the bonds at the beginning of the period * the stated interest rate
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What makes up the gross lease receivable account balance?
The entire amount of lease payments to be received by the lessor. Annual lease payments * length of lease
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What happens when a capital lease is modified to a operating lease during the lease?
Lease should be categorized as a sale-leaseback.
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What is the interest expense formula?
Carrying amount * effective interest rate
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What is the cash payment formula?
Face amount * states interest rate
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What consists of the net proceeds to be received from a bond issuance?
Issue Price (at market rate) - costs to issue bonds
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Over what method does the lessee record/expense rent during an operating lease?
Straight line method
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During a sale leaseback, how is gain recorded under a capital lease?
Asset valuation account