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An asset has a $200k fair value. It is ‘rented’ on 1/1/A to Lessee Co. for...

An asset has a $200k fair value. It is ‘rented’ on 1/1/A to Lessee Co. for 3 years. At EOY C the asset is expected to have a fair value of $100k when it is returned to Lessor Co. Assume the asset has an expected useful life of 5 years, and that Lessor Co. uses an implicit interest rate of 10% for lease accounting. Lessor depreciates leased type B assets S-L, -0- S.V. Provide the following information.

a. Right of Use Asset, 1/1/A_________

b. Performance Obligation, 12/31/A_________

c. Lease Receivable, 12/31/B_________

d. Annual lease payment__$45646.80__

e. Lessee’s annual lease entries

f. Lessor’s annual lease entries

g. Lessor’s annual depreciation expense_________

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ROU Assets on 1/1    124,868.52
Performance obligation on 31/12- lease liability      79,221.72
Lease receivable on 31/12                     -  

In operating lease, receivable is accrued on the day lease becomes due and hence, lease receivable on 31/12 is nIl assuming collected on 1st of every year at the begining of leases.

Journal entries in lessee books
Date General Ledger Debit Credit
1-Jan ROU Asset A/c---Dr    124,868.52
To Lease liability A/c    124,868.52
1-Jan Lease liability A/c---Dr      45,646.80
To Bank A/c      45,646.80
31/12 Depreciation expenses A/c---Dr      41,622.84
To ROU Assets A/c      41,622.84
31/12 Interest expenses A/c---Dr.        7,922.17
To Lease liability A/c        7,922.17
Journal entries in lessor books
Date General Ledger Debit Credit
1-Jan Cash A/c--Dr      45,646.80
To Prepaid income A/c      45,646.80
31/12 Prepaid income A/c---Dr      45,646.80
To Rental Income A/c      45,646.80
Lease working
Year Lease PV factor @10% PV of lease Interest Repayment Closing
0    45,646.80           1.00      45,646.80                   -       (45,646.80)      79,221.72
1    45,646.80           0.91      41,497.09      7,922.17     (45,646.80)      41,497.09
2    45,646.80           0.83      37,724.63      4,149.71     (45,646.80)                     -  
3           0.75                     -                     -                         -                       -  
   124,868.52    12,071.88 (136,940.40)
Asumed lease payment at beginning of the year.

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