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Leases Best Bakers, Inc. enters into a lease for building space with the following terms: Rental...

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Best Bakers, Inc. enters into a lease for building space with the following terms:

Rental payment of $2,000 initial deposit and then $1,000 due at the end of each month for the first year, $1,200 due at the end of month for the second year and $1,500 due at the end of each month for the third year. There are a total of 37 payments , including the initial payment. The three year lease is classified as a “right of use” operating lease.

Determine the right of use assets and lease liability based on a discount to present value computation of the future cash flows. The appropriate discount rate is 8%.

Prepare an amortization table for the first year or all three years that shows the amortization of the liability using the effective interest method.

Based on the cash flows provided and the liability amortization table above , determine the amount of amortization for right of use asset for the first year of the lease.  

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Interest rate 8.000%
Monthly rate 0.667%
Year Payments PV factor PV
0        2,000        1.000     2,000.00
1        1,000        0.993        993.38
2        1,000        0.987        986.80
3        1,000        0.980        980.26
4        1,000        0.974        973.77
5        1,000        0.967        967.32
6        1,000        0.961        960.92
7        1,000        0.955        954.55
8        1,000        0.948        948.23
9        1,000        0.942        941.95
10        1,000        0.936        935.71
11        1,000        0.930        929.52
12        1,000        0.923        923.36
13        1,200        0.917     1,100.70
14        1,200        0.911     1,093.41
15        1,200        0.905     1,086.17
16        1,200        0.899     1,078.97
17        1,200        0.893     1,071.83
18        1,200        0.887     1,064.73
19        1,200        0.881     1,057.68
20        1,200        0.876     1,050.67
21        1,200        0.870     1,043.71
22        1,200        0.864     1,036.80
23        1,200        0.858     1,029.94
24        1,200        0.853     1,023.12
25        1,500        0.847     1,270.43
26        1,500        0.841     1,262.01
27        1,500        0.836     1,253.65
28        1,500        0.830     1,245.35
29        1,500        0.825     1,237.10
30        1,500        0.819     1,228.91
31        1,500        0.814     1,220.77
32        1,500        0.808     1,212.69
33        1,500        0.803     1,204.66
34        1,500        0.798     1,196.68
35        1,500        0.793     1,188.75
36        1,500        0.787     1,180.88
Total 40,935.39
Total Right      40,935
AmortiZation Schedule
Principal Interest Repayment Outstanding
0      40,935              -           (2,000)      38,935
1      38,935           260         (1,000)      38,195
2      38,195           255         (1,000)      37,450
3      37,450           250         (1,000)      36,699
4      36,699           245         (1,000)      35,944
5      35,944           240         (1,000)      35,184
6      35,184           235         (1,000)      34,418
7      34,418           229         (1,000)      33,648
8      33,648           224         (1,000)      32,872
9      32,872           219         (1,000)      32,091
10      32,091           214         (1,000)      31,305
11      31,305           209         (1,000)      30,514
12      30,514           203         (1,000)      29,717
13      29,717           198         (1,200)      28,715
14      28,715           191         (1,200)      27,707
15      27,707           185         (1,200)      26,691
16      26,691           178         (1,200)      25,669
17      25,669           171         (1,200)      24,640
18      24,640           164         (1,200)      23,605
19      23,605           157         (1,200)      22,562
20      22,562           150         (1,200)      21,512
21      21,512           143         (1,200)      20,456
22      20,456           136         (1,200)      19,392
23      19,392           129         (1,200)      18,322
24      18,322           122         (1,200)      17,244
25      17,244           115         (1,500)      15,859
26      15,859           106         (1,500)      14,464
27      14,464             96         (1,500)      13,061
28      13,061             87         (1,500)      11,648
29      11,648             78         (1,500)      10,226
30      10,226             68         (1,500)        8,794
31        8,794             59         (1,500)        7,352
32        7,352             49         (1,500)        5,901
33        5,901             39         (1,500)        4,441
34        4,441             30         (1,500)        2,970
35        2,970             20         (1,500)        1,490
36        1,490             10         (1,500)                0

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