Chapter 5 - Leases, Liabilities, and Bonds Flashcards
Type of annuity when payments are made at the BEGINNING of each period
Annuity Due
Type of annuity when payments are made at the END of each period
Ordinary Annuity
Formula for Present Value of $1
(1+i)^-n
Future Value of $1
(1+i)^n
Present Value of an Ordinary Annuity
Payments * [(1-(1+i)^-n)/i]
Future Value of an Ordinary Annuity
Payment * [((1+i)^n - 1)/i]
How are leasehold improvements depreciated by the lessee?
Lesser of:
- Lease life
- Asset/improvement life
How do lessors treat the depreciation of an asset?
Subtract depreciation from leasing income
How are nonrefundable security deposits treated by lessor and lessee?
Lessor: Unearned Revenue
Lessee: Prepaid Rent Expense
How are refundable security deposits treated by lessor and lessee?
Lessor: Liability
Lessee: Receivable
Lessee Capital Lease Criteria (US GAAP)
Must meet one condition to capitalize “OWNS”
Ownership transfers at end of lease
Written option for bargain purchase
Ninety (90%) of leased asset FV s economic life is being committed in
lease term
Lessee Finance Lease Criteria (IFRS)
"OWESFACS" Ownership transfers Written bargain purchase option Economic life of asset (lease term covers majority) Substantially all of FV of leased asset (PV of min. lease pmts) Fluctuations of gains and losses Ability to continue lease Cancel lease Specialized nature
Lessor - Sales Type/Direct Financing Type Criteria (US GAAP)
“LUC”
Lessee “owns” leased property
Uncertainties don’t exist regarding the unreimbursable costs incurred
by lessor
Collectibility of lease payments can be reasonably predicted
Profits recognized on Sale-Type Lease
- Gain from Sale
* Interest Income
Profits recognized in Direct Financing Lease
Interest Income