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Makayla Phillips
2-24-2015
Int Acc Chapter 15 Homework
#15:5 1. 391,548 x 15.32380 (present value of annuity n=20 I = 3%) = 6,000,000
2. Liab 9-30..………………… 6,000,000
Lease pay 9-30.…………. (391,548)
Lease Pay 12-31………… (223,294)
Net Liab. 12-31……….. = 5,385,158
Asset 9-30………………..6,000,000
Acc/dep 12-31…………. (300,000)
End 12-31………………… 5,700,000
3. 9-30 Int. Exp……………. 0
12-31 Int. Exp………….. 168,254
Dep. Exp………………….. 300,000
TOTAL EXP………………. 468,254
4. The 6,000,000 investment of lease is a noncash investment, and financing activities would be found in the notes of a financial statement. The lease payments are divided between the interest and principal. The Interest, 168,254, is reported on cash outflow from operating activities. The principle 614,842, is reported as cash outflows for financing activities.
#15:6 1. Same as 15:5
2. 9-30 Int. Rev………………… 0
12-31 Int. Rev………………. 168,254
12-31 Total Int. Rev……… 168,254
3. The 6,000,000 direct financing lease is part of the noncash investing activity and is found in the notes of financial statements. Cash lease payments are divided between interest and principle. Interest, 168,254 is cash flows from operating activities. Principle 614,842, goes on the cash inflows from investing activities.
#15:7 1. Same as 15:5
2. Same as 15:5
3. 9-30 Int. Rev………………….0
12-31 Int. Rev……………… 168,254
12-31 Total Int. Rev…….. 168,254
Sales Rev………………….. 6,000,000
COGS……………………….. (5,000,000)
TOTAL REV……………….. 1,168,254
4. The 6,000,000 sale-type lease is part of the noncash activity in the notes portion of the financial reports. Cash lease payments are cash flows from operating activities, for both interest and principle portions.
CASE 15:6
1. To avoid risks of owning certain assets, and just all in all to keep asset cost down. Which leasing has favorable tax benfits.
2. Leased assets are...