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Concept Introduction: Lease liability is an agreement between the lessor owner of the asset and the lessee the tenant that grants the right to use the asset for a predetermined period for rent. For the purpose of the account, a lease is either regarded as an operating lease or a capital lease. An operating lease retains the risk and reward of ownership while under a capital lease, the lessor transfer right and ownership to the lessee.
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FUND OF ACCT PRIN (LOOSE)+ACCESS CARD
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