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Sales-type and direct-financing lease - Gross investment formula

Minimum lease payments (gross)


+ Unguaranteed residual value


= Gross investment



-minimum lease payments include periodic lease payments, plus any bargain purchase option or guaranteed residual value



-recorded as lease payments receivable on lessor's books

Sales-type lease and direct-financing lease - Net investment formula

Minimum lease payments


+ Unguaranteed residual value


= Gross investment


x PV


= Net investment

Sales-type lease and direct-financing lease - Unearned interest revenue (contra-lease receivable) formula

Gross investment


- (Net investment)


= Unearned interest revenue



-recognized over life of lease using effective interest method



-included in balance sheet as deduction from gross investment (lease receivable - unearned interest revenue = net investment reported on balance sheet)

Sales-type lease - Cost of goods sold formula

Cost of asset


- (PV unguaranteed residual value)


= COGS



-Cost of leased asset includes any initial direct costs (i.e., legal fees or commission to lessor)

Sales-type lease - Sales revenue formula

Cost


+ Profit


= PV = Selling price = FV



-PV of minimum lease payments is recorded as sales revenue (includes PV of guaranteed residual value)

Journal entry to record sales-type lease

DR: Lease payments receivable


CR: Unearned interest income


CR: Sales revenue



DR: Cost of goods sold


CR: Inventory (asset sold)

Journal entry to record direct-financing lease

Dr: Lease payment receivable (gross investment)


CR: Unearned interest revenue

Direct-financing lease - PV of leased asset

PV = carrying amount of receivable = cost of asset sold

Sale-leaseback profit or loss

FV (sales price)


- (Book value)


= Profit or loss on sale

Sale-leaseback - Operating lease excess profit



U.S. GAAP only

Sales price


- (Asset NBV)


= Tentative gain


- (PV of min. lease payments) [give back]


= Excess gain [keep]

Sale-leaseback - Capital lease excess profit



U.S. GAAP only

Sales price


- (Asset NBV)


= Tentative gain


- (Leaseback asset) [give back]


= Excess gain [keep]*



* will be same as operating lease unless leaseback asset is recorded at the lower FV



-leaseback asset is lesser of:


1. FV of leased property


2. PV of min. lease payments



How does seller-lessee record gain when "substantially all" rights are retained?



U.S. GAAP only


When PV of rental payments is ≥ 90% of FV of property:


-Defer entire gain



-These leases are usually recorded as capital leases

How does seller-lessee record gain when less than "substantially all" but greater than "minor" rights are retained?



U.S. GAAP only

When PV of rental payments is less than 90% of FV of property, but greater than 10%:


-Defer gain up to PV of min. leaseback payments (operating lease) OR capitalized asset (capital lease)


-Gain in excess is recognized immediately

How does seller-lessee record gain when a minor portion of rights is retained?



U.S. GAAP only

When PV of rental payments is ≤ 10% FV of property:


-Recognize gain or loss at time of transaction

How does seller-lessee record a real economic loss?



U.S. GAAP only

When FV of property is < BV:


-Recognize loss immediately (BV - FV)

How does seller-lessee record an artificial loss?



U.S. GAAP only

When sales price is < FV:


-Defer loss and amortize over leaseback period

How are deferred gains amortized in a capital leaseback transaction?



U.S. GAAP only

-Amortized in proportion to amortization of leased asset


-recognized as "unearned profit (loss) on sale-leaseback


-"unearned profit (loss) on sale-leaseback" is treated as a valuation account of leased-back asset

How are deferred gain amortized in an operating leaseback transaction?



U.S. GAAP only

-amortized in proportion to gross rental expense over life of lease


-recognized as "unearned profit (loss) on sale-leaseback


-"unearned profit (loss) on sale-leaseback" is reported as deferred credit (or debit) in balance sheet

How do you account for profit on a finance sale-leaseback under IFRS?

-Any profit is deferred and amortized over lease term

How do you account for profit on a capital sale-leaseback under IFRS when:



Sales price = FV

Any profit or loss is recognized immediately

How do you account for profit on a capital sale-leaseback under IFRS when:



Sales price > FV

Any profit is deferred and amortized over period asset is expected to be used

How do you account for profit on a capital sale-leaseback under IFRS when:



Sales price < FV

Any profit or loss is recognized immediately, except if loss is compensated for by future lease payments at below market price, loss should be deferred and amortized over period asset is expected to be used

How is a sale-leaseback accounted for by the purchaser-lessor?

-Acquisition of asset accounted for as a purchase


-Operating lease treated as operating lease


-Capital lease treated as direct-financing lease

What is the amortization period for bonds under U.S. GAAP?

Bond premiums and discounts are amortized over the period the bonds are outstanding (i.e., from date bonds are sold)

What is the amortization period for bonds under IFRS?

Bonds premiums and discounts are amortized over the expected life of the bond (not contractual life)

Bond interest expense using SL method

(Face value x stated int. rate)


- (Premium amortization) OR


+ discount amortization

Bond interest expense using effective interest method

Carrying value at beginning of period


x Effective interest rate

U.S. GAAP treatment of convertible bonds with detachable warrants

Issuance price is allocated to the bonds with no recognition of the conversion feature

IFRS treatment of convertible bonds with detachable warrants

Recognize both a liability (bond) and an equity component (conversion feature)



Bond liability = fair value


Equity = actual proceeds received - FV of liability

Convertible bonds - Book value method:


Calculation of APIC

Bond's carrying value


- stock's par value


- conversion costs

Convertible bonds - Market value method:


Calculation of APIC

Stock market price


-stock's par value

Convertible bonds - Market value method:


Calculation of gain or loss

Stock market value


- bond's book value

Bond carrying value

Face amount


- Unamortized discount


+ Unamortized premium


- Unamortized issue cost reported as asset (GAAP)