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Montclair State University
  • Accounting 521
  • Leases

2
Leases
3
Leases
  • A lease is a contractual arrangement by which the
    holder of the property (the lessor) permits its
    use by another party (the lessee) for a
    contracted period of time

4
Advantages of Leasing
  • Permits 100 financing
  • Permits rapid equipment change
  • Full cost write-off permitted for tax purposes
  • Lease provisions more flexible than other debt
    agreements
  • Leasing may not add to debt

5
Growth in Use ofLeasing Contracts
  • Year
  • 1951
  • 1960
  • 1965
  • 1970
  • 1975
  • 1980
  • 1985
  • 1990
  • 1995
  • 2000
  • Percent of Companies
  • Indicating Long-Term
  • Leases
  • 33
  • 37
  • 48
  • 60
  • 82
  • 92
  • 92
  • 88
  • 91
  • 93

6
Accounting for LeasesLessee
7
Accounting for LeasesLessee
  • Capital Lease
  • Operating Lease

8
Capital Lease
  • Lessee records asset and liability
  • Leased Equipment 100,000
  • Lease Liability 100,000
  • Amount equals present value of lease payments,
    excluding payments of executory costs

9
Capital Lease
  • Leased Equipment 100,000
  • Lease Liability 100,000
  • Property Tax Expense 2,000
  • Lease Liability 23,982
  • Interest Expense 7,602
  • Cash in Bank 33,584
  • Depreciation Expense 20,000
  • Accum. Depr.- Lsd Asset 20,000

10
Operating Lease
  • Rent Expense 33,584
  • Cash in Bank 33,584

11
Conceptual Views ofLease Accounting
  • Do not capitalize any leased asset
  • Capitalize all long-term leases
  • Capitalize those leases similar to installment
    purchases

12
Objective of SFAS 13
  • A lease that transfers substantially all of the
    benefits and risks incident to the ownership of
    property should be accounted for as the
    acquisition of an asset and the incurrence of an
    obligation by the lessee

13

Capital Lease
The lease is a capital lease if one or more of
the following criteria are met
  • Lease transfers ownership of property to lessee
  • Lease contains a bargain purchase option

14
Bargain Purchase Option
  • A provision allowing lessee, at his/her option,
    to purchase the leased property for a price which
    is sufficiently lower than the expected fair
    value of the property at the date the option
    becomes exercisable that exercise of the option
    appears, at the inception of the lease, to be
    reasonably assured.

15

Capital Lease
The lease is a capital lease if one or more of
the following criteria are met
  • Lease transfers ownership of property to lessee
  • Lease contains a bargain purchase option
  • Lease term equals 75 or more of economic life of
    property

16
Bargain Renewal Option
  • A provision allowing the lessee, at his/her
    option, to renew the lease for a rental
    sufficiently lower than the fair rental of the
    property at the date the option becomes
    exercisable that exercise of the option appears,
    at the inception of the lease, to be reasonably
    assured.

17

Capital Lease
The lease is a capital lease if one or more of
the following criteria are met
  • Lease transfers ownership of property to lessee
  • Lease contains a bargain purchase option
  • Lease term equals 75 or more of economic life of
    property
  • Present value of lease payments equals or exceeds
    90 of fair value of property

18
Disclosure RequirementsOperating Leases
  • Future minimum payments
  • in aggregate
  • for each of five succeeding years
  • Rental expense for 3 years

19
Disclosure RequirementsCapital Leases
  • Amount of assets under capital leases
  • in aggregate
  • by major classes
  • Amount of accumulated amortization
  • Future minimum payments
  • in aggregate
  • for each of five succeeding years

20
Disclosure RequirementsAll Leases
  • General description of lessees leasing
    arrangements
  • renewal options
  • purchase options
  • escalation clauses
  • restrictions imposed by lease
  • dividends
  • additional debt
  • further leasing

21
Financial Statement Disclosureof Leases
  • 1999
  • Noncapitalized leases 331
  • Capitalized and noncapitalized leases 215
  • Capitalized lease only 12
  • No leases disclosed 42
  • Total companies 600

22
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23
Sale and Leaseback
  • Owner sells property and simultaneously leases it
    back from new owner
  • Same capital lease/operating lease rules

24
Types of Sale-LeasebackTransactions
  • Minor leaseback
  • seller-lessee retains only a minor interest (10
    or less) in property sold
  • More than minor but less than substantial
  • Substantially all
  • seller-lessee retains substantially all (90 or
    more) of the ownership interest in the property
    sold

25
Sale-LeasebackExample
26
Sale-Leaseback Example
  • 19x2
  • Jan. 3 Cash in Bank 43,000,000
  • Land 1,000,000
  • Building 39,000,000
  • Unearned Profit - Sale/Leasebk 3,000,000
  • 3 Leased Land 1,000,000
  • Leased Building 42,000,000
  • Lease Obligation 43,000,000

27
Sale-Leaseback Example
19x2 Dec. 31 Depreciation Expense Accum.
Depr. - Leased Bldg.
28
42,000,000/60 years 700,000
29
Sale-Leaseback Example
19x2 Dec. 31 Depreciation Expense
700,000 Accum. Depr. - Leased Bldg.
700,000
30
Sale-Leaseback Example
19x2 Dec. 31 Depreciation Expense
700,000 Accum. Depr. - Leased Bldg.
700,000 31 Unearn, Profit -
Sale/Lsebk Depreciation Expense
31
3,000,000/60 years 50,000
32
Sale-Leaseback Example
19x2 Dec. 31 Depreciation Expense
700,000 Accum. Depr. - Leased Bldg.
700,000 31 Unearn, Profit - Sale/Lsebk
50,000 Depreciation Expense 50,000
33
Sale-Leaseback Example
19x2 Dec. 31 Depreciation Expense
700,000 Accum. Depr. - Leased Bldg.
700,000 31 Unearn, Profit - Sale/Lsebk
50,000 Depreciation Expense
50,000 31 Lease Obligation Taxes,
Insur., Maint. Exp. 350,000 Interest
Expense Cash in Bank 4,300,000
34
43,000,000 x 8 3,440,000
35
Sale-Leaseback Example
19x2 Dec. 31 Depreciation Expense
700,000 Accum. Depr. - Leased Bldg.
700,000 31 Unearn, Profit - Sale/Lsebk
50,000 Depreciation Expense
50,000 31 Lease Obligation Taxes,
Insur., Maint. Exp. 350,000 Interest
Expense 3,440,000 Cash in Bank
4,300,000
36
Sale-Leaseback Example
19x2 Dec. 31 Depreciation Expense
700,000 Accum. Depr. - Leased Bldg.
700,000 31 Unearn, Profit - Sale/Lsebk
50,000 Depreciation Expense
50,000 31 Lease Obligation
510,000 Taxes, Insur., Maint. Exp.
350,000 Interest Expense 3,440,000
Cash in Bank 4,300,000
37
Sale-Leaseback Example
19x3 Dec. 31 Depreciation Expense
700,000 Accum. Depr. - Leased Bldg.
700,000 31 Unearn, Profit - Sale/Lsebk
50,000 Depreciation Expense
50,000 31 Lease Obligation Taxes,
Insur., Maint. Exp. 350,000 Interest
Expense Cash in Bank 4,300,000
38
43,000,000 - 510,000 42,490,000 x
8 3,399,200
39
Sale-Leaseback Example
19x3 Dec. 31 Depreciation Expense
700,000 Accum. Depr. - Leased Bldg.
700,000 31 Unearn, Profit - Sale/Lsebk
50,000 Depreciation Expense
50,000 31 Lease Obligation
550,800 Taxes, Insur., Maint. Exp.
350,000 Interest Expense 3,399,200
Cash in Bank 4,300,000
40
Sale-LeasebackSubstantially all
  • When fair value of asset is less than book value,
    a loss is recognized immediately

41
Sale-LeasebackMinor Leaseback
  • Seller-lessee gives up most of the rights to the
    asset sold
  • risks of ownership have been transferred
  • transaction is a sale, not a financing
    transaction
  • full gain or loss recognized

42
Accounting for LeasesLessor
43
Accounting for Lessors
  • Lessee
  • Operating
  • Capital

44
Accounting for Lessors
  • Lessor
  • Operating
  • Lessee
  • Operating
  • Capital

45
Accounting for Lessors
  • Lessor
  • Operating
  • Direct Financing
  • Sales-Type
  • Lessee
  • Operating
  • Capital


46
Accounting for LessorsDirect Financing Lease
47
Direct Financing Lease
  • Lessor agrees to purchase asset and lease it to
    lessee
  • Normally represents financing arrangement by
    lessor
  • Normally lessor not involved in direct sale of
    leased asset

48
Direct Financing Lease if one or more of
following Group I requirements are met
  • Lease transfers ownership of property to lessee
  • Lease contains a bargain purchase option
  • Lease term equals 75 or more of economic life of
    property
  • Present value of lease payments equals or exceeds
    90 of fair value of property

49
Direct Financing Lease and both of the
following Group II requirements are met
  • Collectibility of the payments from lessee
    reasonably predictable
  • No important uncertainties surround commitments
    by lessor

50
Direct Financing LeaseAdditional Requirement
  • The fair market value (FMV) of the leased asset
    at inception of the lease is approximately equal
    to the cost (or carrying amount) of the asset

51
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 1
  • 2

52
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1
  • 2

53
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1 11,809,405.18
  • 2

54
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1 11,809,405.18 7,000,000.00
  • 2

70,000,000 x 10 7,000,000
55
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1 11,809,405.18 7,000,000.00
    4,809,405.18
  • 2

11,809,405.18 - 7,000,000.00 4,809,405.18
56
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1 11,809,405.18 7,000,000.00
    4,809,405.18 65,190,594.82
  • 2

70,000,000.00 - 4,809,405.18 65,190,594.82
57
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1 11,809,405.18 7,000,000.00 4,
    809,405.18 65,190,594.82
  • 2 11,809,405.18 6,519,059.48 5,290,345.70 59,900,
    249.12

65,190,594.82 x 10 6,519,059.48
58
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1 11,809,405.18 7,000,000.00 4,
    809,405.18 65,190,594.82
  • 2 11,809,405.18 6,519,059.48 5,290,345.70 59,900,
    249.12

59
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1 11,809,405.18 7,000,000.00 4,
    809,405.18 65,190,594.82
  • 2 11,809,405.18 6,519,059.48 5,290,345.70 59,900,
    249.12

Lease Payments Receivable
60
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1 11,809,405.18 7,000,000.00 4,
    809,405.18 65,190,594.82
  • 2 11,809,405.18 6,519,059.48 5,290,345.70 59,900,
    249.12
  • (8 x 11,809,405.18) 94,475,241.44

Lease Payments Receivable
61
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1 11,809,405.18 7,000,000.00 4,
    809,405.18 65,190,594.82
  • 2 11,809,405.18 6,519,059.48 5,290,345.70 59,900,
    249.12
  • (8 x 11,809,405.18) 15,000,000
    109,475,241.44

Lease Payments Receivable 109,475,241.44
62
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1 11,809,405.18 7,000,000.00 4,
    809,405.18 65,190,594.82
  • 2 11,809,405.18 6,519,059.48 5,290,345.70 59,900,
    249.12
  • (8 x 11,809,405.18) 15,000,000
    109,475,241.44

Lease Payments Receivable 109,475,241.44 Equipmen
t
63
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1 11,809,405.18 7,000,000.00 4,
    809,405.18 65,190,594.82
  • 2 11,809,405.18 6,519,059.48 5,290,345.70 59,900,
    249.12
  • (8 x 11,809,405.18) 15,000,000
    109,475,241.44

Lease Payments Receivable 109,475,241.44 Equipmen
t 70,000,000.00
64
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1 11,809,405.18 7,000,000.00 4,
    809,405.18 65,190,594.82
  • 2 11,809,405.18 6,519,059.48 5,290,345.70 59,900,
    249.12
  • (8 x 11,809,405.18) 15,000,000
    109,475,241.44

Lease Payments Receivable 109,475,241.44 Equipmen
t 70,000,000.00 Unearned Interest Revenue -
Leases 39,475,241.44
65
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1 11,809,405.18 7,000,000.00 4,
    809,405.18 65,190,594.82
  • 2 11,809,405.18 6,519,059.48 5,290,345.70 59,900,
    249.12
  • (8 x 11,809,405.18) 15,000,000
    109,475,241.44

First Payment Cash in Bank 11,809,405.18
66
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1 11,809,405.18 7,000,000.00 4,
    809,405.18 65,190,594.82
  • 2 11,809,405.18 6,519,059.48 5,290,345.70 59,900,
    249.12
  • (8 x 11,809,405.18) 15,000,000
    109,475,241.44

First Payment Cash in Bank 11,809,405.18 Lease
Payments Receivable
67
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1 11,809,405.18 7,000,000.00 4,
    809,405.18 65,190,594.82
  • 2 11,809,405.18 6,519,059.48 5,290,345.70 59,900,
    249.12
  • (8 x 11,809,405.18) 15,000,000
    109,475,241.44

First Payment Cash in Bank 11,809,405.18 Lease
Payments Receivable 11,809,405.18
68
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1 11,809,405.18 7,000,000.00 4,
    809,405.18 65,190,594.82
  • 2 11,809,405.18 6,519,059.48 5,290,345.70 59,900,
    249.12
  • (8 x 11,809,405.18) 15,000,000
    109,475,241.44

First Payment Cash in Bank 11,809,405.18 Lease
Payments Receivable 11,809,405.18 Unearned
Interest Revenue - Leases 7,000,000.00 Interest
Revenue - Leases 7,000,000.00
69
Direct Financing Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 70,000,000.00 1 11,809,405.18 7,000,000.00 4,
    809,405.18 65,190,594.82
  • 2 11,809,405.18 6,519,059.48 5,290,345.70 59,900,
    249.12
  • (8 x 11,809,405.18) 15,000,000
    109,475,241.44

Second Payment Cash in Bank 11,809,405.18 Lease
Payments Receivable 11,809,405.18 Unearned
Interest Revenue - Leases 6,519,059.48 Interest
Revenue - Leases 6,519,059.48
70
Accounting for LessorsSales-Type Lease
71
Sales-Type Lease
  • Manufacturer or dealer leases an asset that might
    otherwise be sold for a profit
  • Lease must satisfy at least one of group I
    requirements and both of group II requirements

72
Group I Requirements
  • Lease transfers ownership of property to lessee
  • Lease contains a bargain purchase option
  • Lease term equals 75 or more of economic life of
    property
  • Present value of lease payments equals or exceeds
    90 of fair value of property

73
Group II Requirements
  • Collectibility of the payments from lessee
    reasonably predictable
  • No important uncertainties surround commitments
    by lessor

74
Sales-Type Lease
  • Manufacturer or dealer leases an asset that might
    otherwise be sold for a profit
  • Lease must satisfy at least one of group I
    requirements and both of group II requirements
  • Fair market value (FMV) of minimum lease payments
    plus the unguaranteed residual value is greater
    than the cost or carrying amount of leased asset

75
Sales-Type Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 800,000.00
  • 1
  • 2
  • (20 x 40,000) 800,000

76
Sales-Type Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 800,000.00
  • 1 189,101.25 88,000.00 101,101.25 698,898.75
  • 2

77
Sales-Type Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 800,000.00
  • 1 189,101.25 88,000.00 101,101.25 698,898.75
  • 2

800,000.00 x 11 88,000.00
78
Sales-Type Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 800,000.00
  • 1 189,101.25 88,000.00 101,101.25 698,898.75
  • 2

79
Sales-Type Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 800,000.00
  • 1 189,101.25 88,000.00 101,101.25 698,898.75
  • 2 189,101.25 76,878.86 112,222.39 586,676.36

80
Sales-Type Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 800,000.00
  • 1 189,101.25 88,000.00 101,101.25 698,898.75
  • 2 189,101.25 76,878.86 112,222.39 586,676.36
  • (6 x 189,101.25) 1,134,607.50

Lease Payments Receivable 1,134,607.50
81
Sales-Type Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 800,000.00
  • 1 189,101.25 88,000.00 101,101.25 698,898.75
  • 2 189,101.25 76,878.86 112,222.39 586,676.36
  • (20 x 33,500) 670,000

Lease Payments Receivable 1,134,607.50 Cost of
Goods Sold 670,000.00 Inventory 670,000.00
82
Sales-Type Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 800,000.00
  • 1 189,101.25 88,000.00 101,101.25 698,898.75
  • 2 189,101.25 76,878.86 112,222.39 586,676.36
  • (20 x 40,000) 800,000

Lease Payments Receivable 1,134,607.50 Cost of
Goods Sold 670,000.00 Inventory 670,000.00 Sale
s 800,000.00
83
Sales-Type Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 800,000.00
  • 1 189,101.25 88,000.00 101,101.25 698,898.75
  • 2 189,101.25 76,878.86 112,222.39 586,676.36

Lease Payments Receivable 1,134,607.50 Cost of
Goods Sold 670,000.00 Inventory 670,000.00 Sale
s 800,000.00 Unearned Interest Revenue -
Leases 334,607.50
84
Sales-Type Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 800,000.00
  • 1 189,101.25 88,000.00 101,101.25 698,898.75
  • 2 189,101.25 76,878.86 112,222.39 586,676.36

Lease Payments Receivable 1,134,607.50 Cost of
Goods Sold 670,000.00 Inventory 670,000.00 Sale
s 800,000.00 Unearned Interest Revenue -
Leases 334,607.50
85
Sales-Type Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 800,000.00
  • 1 189,101.25 88,000.00 101,101.25 698,898.75
  • 2 189,101.25 76,878.86 112,222.39 586,676.36

First Payment Cash in Bank 189,101.25 Lease
Payments Receivable 189,101.25
86
Sales-Type Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 800,000.00
  • 1 189,101.25 88,000.00 101,101.25 698,898.75
  • 2 189,101.25 76,878.86 112,222.39 586,676.36

First Payment Cash in Bank 189,101.25 Lease
Payments Receivable 189,101.25 Unearned
Interest Revenue - Leases 88,000.00 Interest
Revenue - Leases 88,000.00
87
Sales-Type Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 800,000.00
  • 1 189,101.25 88,000.00 101,101.25 698,898.75
  • 2 189,101.25 76,878.86 112,222.39 586,676.36

First Payment Cash in Bank 189,101.25 Lease
Payments Receivable 189,101.25 Unearned
Interest Revenue - Leases 88,000.00 Interest
Revenue - Leases 88,000.00
88
Sales-Type Lease
  • Lease Pymts Unearned Net
  • Year Receivable Int. Income Receivable Principal
  • 1,134,607.50 334,607.50 800,000.00 800,000.00
  • 1
  • 2

First Payment Cash in Bank 189,101.25 Lease
Payments Receivable 189,101.25 Unearned
Interest Revenue - Leases 88,000.00 Interest
Revenue - Leases 88,000.00
89
Sales-Type Lease
  • Lease Pymts Unearned Net
  • Year Receivable Int. Income Receivable Principal
  • 1,134,607.50 334,607.50 800,000.00 800,000.00
  • 1 945,506.25 246,607.50 698,898.75 698,898.75
  • 2

First Payment Cash in Bank 189,101.25 Lease
Payments Receivable 189,101.25 Unearned
Interest Revenue - Leases 88,000.00 Interest
Revenue - Leases 88,000.00
90
Sales-Type Lease
  • Principal
  • Year Payment Interest Reduction Principal
  • 800,000.00
  • 1 189,101.25 88,000.00 101,101.25 698,898.75
  • 2 189,101.25 76,878.86 112,222.39 586,676.36

First Payment Cash in Bank 189,101.25 Lease
Payments Receivable 189,101.25 Unearned
Interest Revenue - Leases 76,878.86 Interest
Revenue - Leases 76,878.86
91
Sales-Type Lease
  • Lease Pymts Unearned Net
  • Year Receivable Int. Income Receivable Principal
  • 1,134,607.50 334,607.50 800,000.00 800,000.00
  • 1 945,506.25 246,607.50 698,898.75 698,898.75
  • 2 756,405.00 169,728.64 586,676.36 586,676.36

Second Payment Cash in Bank 189,101.25 Lease
Payments Receivable 189,101.25 Unearned
Interest Revenue - Leases 76,878.86 Interest
Revenue - Leases 76,878.86
92
Operating Lease
93
Operating Lease
  • None of group I requirements met and/or
  • At least one of group II requirements not met

94
Operating LeaseEntry
  • Cash in Bank 25,000
  • Rental Income 25,000

95
Leases
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