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a.
The classification of lease for lessee.
Given information:
Lease term is 3 years.
Lease doesn’t provide transfer of title.
Economic life of asset is 10years.
Fair value of the equipment is $9,000
Implicit interest rate is 6%
Annual lease payments are $700 subject to annual increase of 15%.
Lease rents are payable in the beginning.
Guaranteed residual value is $7,000.
b.
The initial measurement of right of use asset and lease liability and preparation of amortization tables for the lease term.
Given information:
Lease term is 3 years.
Lease doesn’t provide transfer of title.
Economic life of asset is 10years.
Fair value of the equipment is $9,000
Implicit interest rate is 6%
Annual lease payments are $700 subject to annual increase of 15%.
Lease rents are payable in the beginning.
c.
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Given information:
Lease term is 3 years.
Lease doesn’t provide transfer of title.
Economic life of asset is 10years.
Fair value of the equipment is $9,000
Implicit interest rate is 6%
Annual lease payments are $700 subject to annual increase of 15%.
Lease rents are payable in the beginning.
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