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Session-12 Lease Accounting and Analysis: Capital Lease Needs To Meet Any One of The Criteria's
Session-12 Lease Accounting and Analysis: Capital Lease Needs To Meet Any One of The Criteria's
Lease is a contract of right to use an asset (Property or equipment) for a specified period in
exchange of cash payment. The owner is the lessor and the own who takes it on rent is the
lessee.
It can be an Acquisition or on Rental basis and the accounting varies between the lessors or
lessees financial statements.
Lessees Statements
Financial Accounting Standards board (FASB) SFAS, A lease contract that makes the lessee
the owner and transfers all the benefits and risks is called Capital leases and all other leases
are of rental and is Operational leases
Examples:
Operational leases, Leases that do not meet the above criterions are often paid as rental. If the
rents are unequal, the rent is considered on the straight-line method.
1. Lessor gives the Equipment with book value $1000 on Operating Lease of $ 120 per year
with residual value $700 after 3 years.
First the Lessor purchase the Equipment and is in Inventory
Debit Inventory of Equipment $1000
Credit Cash $1000
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