Reference no: EM132545423
On January 1, 2019, Decrypt Company leased an asset with a carrying amount of P4,162,070 for six years. Annual rentals of P1,000,000 is payable every yearend. The leased asset will revert to Decrypt at the end of the lease term with a residual value of P100,000. Decrypt would record a gross profit of P249,680 if the lease is a sales-type finance lease. [Round off implicit interest rates to the nearest percentage.]
Question 1: Differentiate the two types of accounting for finance lease used by lessors
Question 2: Assuming it is a direct finance lease, how much is the lease receivable as of yearend 2019?
Question 3: Assuming it is a direct finance lease, how much is the unearned interest income as of yearend 2019?
Question 4: Assuming it is a direct finance lease, how much is the interest income for 2019?
Question 5: Assuming it is a sales-type lease, how much is the interest income for 2019?
Question 6: Assuming it is a sales-type lease, how much is the net income from the lease during 2019?
Question 7: Assuming it is a sales-type lease, how much is the unearned interest income as of yearend 2019?
Question 8: Assuming it is a sales-type lease, how much is the lease receivable as of yearend 2019?
Question 9: Assuming it is a sales-type lease with guaranteed residual value, how much is the cost of sales?
Question 10: Assuming it is a sales-type lease with guaranteed residual value, how much should be credited to the sales accounts?
Question 11: Assuming it is a sales-type lease with unguaranteed residual value, how much is the cost of sales?
Question 12: Assuming it is a sales-type lease with unguaranteed residual value, how much should be credited to the sales accounts?