FAR - 12 LEASES Flashcards

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What are the four criterias to be considered a Capital Lease?

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  1. Title Transfer
  2. BPO - bargain purchase option
  3. 75% of lease term is equal or more of the estimated economic life of the property at inception
  4. PV of the minimum lease payments is equal to 90% or more of the FMV of the property at inception
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What are the four elements of Minimum Lease Payments?

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  1. Base rent
  2. BPO
  3. Penalties
  4. Residual Value

NOTE: Minimum lease payments exclude Executory Costs (taxes, insurance, maint)

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To PV the minimum lease payments, which rates are used?

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  1. Incremental Borrowing Rate - discount rate the lessee would pay in the lending market to purchase the leased asset
  2. Implicit Rate if only:
    a. ) Lessee knows the lessor’s implicit rate AND
    b. ) Implicit rate is lower than the incremental borrowing rate

NOTE: LESSOR always uses INCREMENTAL BORROWING RATE

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Capital Lease Journal Entries

Capital Lease Amount = PV of Minimum Lease Payments

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DAY 1 - RECORDING THE LEASE

DR: Leased Asset

CR: Leased Liability

FIRST PAYMENT (DAY 1)

DR: Leased Liabilitiy (1st Payment = no interest)

CR: Cash

SECOND PAYMENT (ONE YR LATER)

DR: Leased Liability

DR: Interest Expense

CR: Cash

NOTE: If the first payment is made on day 1, it is all principal.

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5
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How to depreciate a capital leased asset? Two Ways

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Criteria 1 or 2 (TT/BPO)

  • Depriciate over useful life

Depr = Asset - Salvage / Useful Life

Criteria 3 or 4 (75/90)

  • Depriciate over the lower of useful life or lease term

Depr = Asset / Useful Life or Lease Term

NOTE: Salvage value is ignored.

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6
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Sales Type Lease

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A lease where the seller is a manufacturer or dealer of the asset.

Includes both:

  • Profit/Loss
  • Interest Revenue

Jornal Entry:

DR: Gross Investment in Lease (Minimum lease pmts + residual value)

CR: Sales Revenue (PV of min lease pmts + PV of residual value)

CR: Unearned Interest Revenue (PLUG, amortized using effective int method)

DR: COGS (cost of asset less direct costs)

CR: Inventory

DR: Cash

CR: Gross Investment in Lease

DR: Unearned interest Rev

CR: Interest Income

NOTE: Gross Investment in Lease & Unearned Interest Revenue must equal the PV of the receivable.

NOTE:

  • Profit = Total of PV of Lease Payments - CV of asset
  • Lessor always usues the implicit rate.
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Direct Finance Lease

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A lease where equipment is acquired without purchasing it. Only interest income arises & no dealers profit.

Journal Entry:
DR: Lease Payment Receivables

CR: Equipment

CR: Unearned Interest Revenu

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8
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Lessor’s Non-Operating Lease

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Sales Type Lease - With profit or gain

Direct Financing Lease

Six Criterias:

  1. Title Transfer
  2. BPO
  3. 75% Test
  4. 90% Test
  5. Collectibility
  6. No Significant Uncertainties
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9
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Operating Lease

Lessor

vs.

Lessee

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Lessor

  • Depreciates asset
  • Rent received in advanced is considred unearned or deferred revenue
  • Security Deposits
    • Nonrefundable - unearned revenue until earned
    • Refundable - Liability until returned

Lessee

  • Lease rent expense is recognized Uniformaly
  • Lease bonus is considered an asset & amortized S/L over lease term
  • Leasehouse hold improvements part of PPe
    • Depreciated - Shorter of legal/useful life
  • Refundable security deposits is a receivable
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10
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Leases Involving Real Estate

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For LESSEE:

  • Land ONLY
    • If there’s NO TT or BPO, its an operating lease
    • If there’s a TT
      • Either sales type or direct financing
    • If there’s a BPO
      • Either operating or direct financing
  • Land & Building
    • If there’s a TT or BPO, Lessee will capitalize both land & building separately
    • if there’s NO TT or BPO, determine if land is significant.
      • If FMV of land is less than 25% of the total FMV of land & building, land is ignored & treated as a builing lease only.
      • If FMV of land is greater than 25% of the total FMV of land & building, capitalize separately
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Sale-leaseback

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  • If PV of rental pmt is greater than 90% of FMV of property, seller-lessee retains substantially all the rights
    • Defer all gain & offset against Depr EXP
  • If PV of rental is >10%, but <90% of FMV, either Operating or Capital leaseback
  • If PV of rental is <10%, considered as Operating Leaseback
    • ​Recognize all gain immediately
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