Accounting unit 8
due sunday accounting
Using Internet resources or the Capella University Library, research and write an essay on the importance and challenges of minimizing working capital. Your paper should be 4–6 pages in length and include three outside references. Your writing should be well organized and clear. Writing structure, spelling, and grammar should be correct as well.
Using Internet resources or the Capella University Library, research and write an essay
on the importance and challenges of minimizing working capital. Your paper s
hould be
4
–
6 pages in length and include three outside references. Your writing should be well
organized and clear. Writing structure, spelling, and grammar should be correct as well.
Using Internet resources or the Capella University Library, research and write an essay
on the importance and challenges of minimizing working capital. Your paper should be
4–6 pages in length and include three outside references. Your writing should be well
organized and clear. Writing structure, spelling, and grammar should be correct as well.
· After reading the information on accounting for leases in Chapter 15 from your Intermediate Accounting text, use a Word or an Excel document to complete the following exercise and address the following problems:
· E 15-35, “Concepts; Terminology,” page 883.
· This exercise focuses on lease concepts and terminology.
E 15–35
Concepts; terminology
• LO15–2 through LO15–8
Prepare the appropriate entries for the lessor from the beginning of the lease through the end of the lease term.
Listed below are several terms and phrases associated with leases. Pair each item from List A with the item from List B (by letter) that is most appropriately associated with it.
List A |
List B |
· 1. Effective rate times balance · 2. Revenue recognition issues · 3. Lease payments plus residual value · 4. Periodic lease payments plus excess lessee-guaranteed residual value · 5. PV of lease payments plus PV of residual value · 6. Initial direct costs · 7. Rent revenue · 8. Purchase option · 9. Leasehold improvements · 10. Cash expected to satisfy residual value guarantee · 11. Finance lease expense · 12. Deducted in lessor’s computation of lease payments · 13. Title transfers to lessee · 14. Contingent rentals |
a. PV of purchase option exercise price b. Lessor’s net investment c. Lessor’s gross investment d. Operating lease e. Depreciable assets f. Component of lease payments g. Nonlease payments h. Depreciation longer than lease term i. Disclosure only j. Interest expense k. Control passed to lessee l. Lessee’s lease payments m. Might shorten lease term n. Sales-type lease selling expense |
·
After reading the information on accounting for leases in Chapter 15 from your
Intermediate Accounting
text, use a Word or an Excel document to complete the
following exercise and address the following problems:
o
E 15
–
35,
“Concepts; Terminology,” page 883.
§
This exercise focuses on lease concepts and terminology.
o
P 15
–
2, “Finance Lease,” page 884.
§
Prepare and analyze transactions related to finance leases.
o
P 15
–
5, “Lessee; Operating Lease; Advance Payment; Leasehold Improv
ement,”
page 885.
§
The problem tests your knowledge of operating leases.
E 15
–
35
Concepts; terminology
•
LO15
–
2 through LO15
–
8
Prepare the appropriate entries for the lessor from the beginning of the lease through the end of
the lease term.
Listed below are several terms and phrases associated with leases. Pair each item from List A
with the item from List B (by letter) that is mo
st appropriately associated with it.
List A
List B
·
1. Effective rate times balance
·
2. Revenue recognition issues
·
3. Lease payments plus residual value
·
4. Periodic lease payments plus excess lessee
–
guaranteed residual value
·
5. PV of lease payments plus PV of residual
value
·
6. Initial direct costs
·
7. Rent revenue
·
8. Purchase option
·
9. Leasehold improvements
·
10. Cash expected to satisfy residual value
guarantee
·
11. Finance lease expense
·
12. Deducted in lessor’s computation of lease
payments
·
13. Title transfers to lessee
·
14. Contingent rentals
a.
PV of purchase option
exercise price
b.
Lessor’s net investment
c.
Lessor’s gross investment
d.
Operating lease
e.
Depreciable assets
f.
Component of lease pa
yments
g.
Nonlease payments
h.
Depreciation longer than lease
term
i.
Disclosure only
j.
Interest expense
k.
Control passed to lessee
l.
Lessee’s lease payments
m.
Might shorten lease term
n.
Sales
–
type lease selling
expense
After reading the information on accounting for leases in Chapter 15 from your
Intermediate Accounting text, use a Word or an Excel document to complete the
following exercise and address the following problems:
o E 15-35, “Concepts; Terminology,” page 883.
This exercise focuses on lease concepts and terminology.
o P 15-2, “Finance Lease,” page 884.
Prepare and analyze transactions related to finance leases.
o P 15-5, “Lessee; Operating Lease; Advance Payment; Leasehold Improvement,”
page 885.
The problem tests your knowledge of operating leases.
E 15–35
Concepts; terminology
• LO15–2 through LO15–8
Prepare the appropriate entries for the lessor from the beginning of the lease through the end of
the lease term.
Listed below are several terms and phrases associated with leases. Pair each item from List A
with the item from List B (by letter) that is most appropriately associated with it.
List A List B
1. Effective rate times balance
2. Revenue recognition issues
3. Lease payments plus residual value
4. Periodic lease payments plus excess lessee-
guaranteed residual value
5. PV of lease payments plus PV of residual
value
6. Initial direct costs
7. Rent revenue
8. Purchase option
9. Leasehold improvements
10. Cash expected to satisfy residual value
guarantee
11. Finance lease expense
12. Deducted in lessor’s computation of lease
payments
13. Title transfers to lessee
14. Contingent rentals
a. PV of purchase option
exercise price
b. Lessor’s net investment
c. Lessor’s gross investment
d. Operating lease
e. Depreciable assets
f. Component of lease payments
g. Nonlease payments
h. Depreciation longer than lease
term
i. Disclosure only
j. Interest expense
k. Control passed to lessee
l. Lessee’s lease payments
m. Might shorten lease term
n. Sales-type lease selling
expense