F5: Operating Leases Flashcards

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Lessee Accounting: Lease Rent Expense

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Records rent expense over lease term

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Lessee Accounting: Lease Bonus (definition too)

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  • Prepayment for future expenses (example- commission paid to real estate agent)
  • Classified as an asset (deferred charge) and amortized over life of lease
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Lessee Accounting: Leasehold Improvements (definition too)

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  • Improvement made that is not removable from the premises

- Capitalize and add to PPE

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Lessee Accounting: Rent Kicker (definition too)

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  • Premium rent payment

- Period expense

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Lessee Accounting: Free or Reduced Rent Consideration

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Take TOTAL rent for entire lease and divide by number of years to properly take rent expense evenly over the term

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6
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Leasehold improvements depreciated how:

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Over the LESSER of:

  • Lease life
  • Asset/improvement life
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Lessor Accounting: Fixed Asset

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Depreciate over asset’s useful life

Lessor depreciates, not lessee

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Security Deposits: IF Nonrefundable

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  • Deferred by lessor (unearned revenue) and

- Capitalized by lessee (prepaid expense) until lessor considers deposit earned

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Security Deposits: IF Refundable

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  • Liability by the lessor and

- Receivable/asset by the lessee until deposit is refunded

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10
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With a free/reduced rent consideration, Rent expense (if lessee) or rent income (if lessor) do what?

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They stay the same amount no matter what period (so if it’s in the free period or not)

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Trick to remember with nonrefundable deposits:

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Only recognize as revenue when fully earned, and not in advance

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Sale-Leaseback Transaction: If Substantially All Rights Retained, what to do with a gain resulting from the sale?

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Defer all gains and amortize

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Sale-Leaseback Transaction: If Rights Retained are within 10% - 90%, what to do with a gain resulting from the sale?

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Defer all gains up to the present value of the minimum leaseback payments

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Sale-Leaseback Transaction: If Minor portion of rights retained (<10%), what to do with a gain resulting from the sale?

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Recognize gain at the time of sale; do not defer

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15
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If first payment due at time of lease, what is not included in payment?

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Interest expense (it’s just principal)

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