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Mighty Monster Truck Club (MMTC) acquires Scrappy’s Car Junkyard Company (SCJC) on July 1, 2009. SCJC...

Mighty Monster Truck Club (MMTC) acquires Scrappy’s Car Junkyard Company (SCJC) on July 1, 2009. SCJC is the lessor of various operating assets and thus has a minimum lease payment receivable on its balance sheet. The balance in the lease receivable account is $258,628. The lease involves payments of $5,000 each month for 60 more months at an annual interest rate of 6%. The current market rate of interest is 9%.

?    What amounts should MMTC record for the related lease accounts under both US GAAP and IFRS?

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Under IFRS
MLP Discounting factor per period @ 6% Period Discounted MLP
5000 1.005 1              4,975
5000 1.005 2              4,950
5000 1.005 3              4,926
5000 1.005 4              4,901
5000 1.005 5              4,877
5000 1.005 6              4,853
5000 1.005 7              4,828
5000 1.005 8              4,804
5000 1.005 9              4,781
5000 1.005 10              4,757
5000 1.005 11              4,733
5000 1.005 12              4,710
5000 1.005 13              4,686
5000 1.005 14              4,663
5000 1.005 15              4,640
5000 1.005 16              4,617
5000 1.005 17              4,594
5000 1.005 18              4,571
5000 1.005 19              4,548
5000 1.005 20              4,525
5000 1.005 21              4,503
5000 1.005 22              4,480
5000 1.005 23              4,458
5000 1.005 24              4,436
5000 1.005 25              4,414
5000 1.005 26              4,392
5000 1.005 27              4,370
5000 1.005 28              4,348
5000 1.005 29              4,327
5000 1.005 30              4,305
5000 1.005 31              4,284
5000 1.005 32              4,262
5000 1.005 33              4,241
5000 1.005 34              4,220
5000 1.005 35              4,199
5000 1.005 36              4,178
5000 1.005 37              4,157
5000 1.005 38              4,137
5000 1.005 39              4,116
5000 1.005 40              4,096
5000 1.005 41              4,075
5000 1.005 42              4,055
5000 1.005 43              4,035
5000 1.005 44              4,015
5000 1.005 45              3,995
5000 1.005 46              3,975
5000 1.005 47              3,955
5000 1.005 48              3,935
5000 1.005 49              3,916
5000 1.005 50              3,896
5000 1.005 51              3,877
5000 1.005 52              3,858
5000 1.005 53              3,839
5000 1.005 54              3,819
5000 1.005 55              3,800
5000 1.005 56              3,782
5000 1.005 57              3,763
5000 1.005 58              3,744
5000 1.005 59              3,725
5000 1.005 60              3,707
   300,000          258,628
Under US GAAP
MLP Discounting factor per period @ 9% Period Discounted MLP
5000 1.0075 1              4,963
5000 1.0075 2              4,926
5000 1.0075 3              4,889
5000 1.0075 4              4,853
5000 1.0075 5              4,817
5000 1.0075 6              4,781
5000 1.0075 7              4,745
5000 1.0075 8              4,710
5000 1.0075 9              4,675
5000 1.0075 10              4,640
5000 1.0075 11              4,605
5000 1.0075 12              4,571
5000 1.0075 13              4,537
5000 1.0075 14              4,503
5000 1.0075 15              4,470
5000 1.0075 16              4,437
5000 1.0075 17              4,404
5000 1.0075 18              4,371
5000 1.0075 19              4,338
5000 1.0075 20              4,306
5000 1.0075 21              4,274
5000 1.0075 22              4,242
5000 1.0075 23              4,211
5000 1.0075 24              4,179
5000 1.0075 25              4,148
5000 1.0075 26              4,117
5000 1.0075 27              4,087
5000 1.0075 28              4,056
5000 1.0075 29              4,026
5000 1.0075 30              3,996
5000 1.0075 31              3,966
5000 1.0075 32              3,937
5000 1.0075 33              3,907
5000 1.0075 34              3,878
5000 1.0075 35              3,849
5000 1.0075 36              3,821
5000 1.0075 37              3,792
5000 1.0075 38              3,764
5000 1.0075 39              3,736
5000 1.0075 40              3,708
5000 1.0075 41              3,681
5000 1.0075 42              3,653
5000 1.0075 43              3,626
5000 1.0075 44              3,599
5000 1.0075 45              3,572
5000 1.0075 46              3,546
5000 1.0075 47              3,519
5000 1.0075 48              3,493
5000 1.0075 49              3,467
5000 1.0075 50              3,441
5000 1.0075 51              3,416
5000 1.0075 52              3,390
5000 1.0075 53              3,365
5000 1.0075 54              3,340
5000 1.0075 55              3,315
5000 1.0075 56              3,290
5000 1.0075 57              3,266
5000 1.0075 58              3,242
5000 1.0075 59              3,217
5000 1.0075 60              3,193
   300,000          240,867

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