A. To raise operating funds, Pepero Company sold its equipment on March 31, 2019 for P470,000 and immediately leased the equipment back. The fair value of the asset is P700,000 and the equipment has a carrying value of P650,000. The annual rental payments of P100,000 is significantly lower than the fair rental of P125,000 for this type of equipment. Lease term is 12 years out of total life of 25 years. How much loss should be deferred beyond 2019 as a result of this leaseback transaction? P11,250 P168,750 P180,000 P52,500
A. To raise operating funds, Pepero Company sold its equipment on March 31, 2019 for P470,000 and immediately leased the equipment back. The fair value of the asset is P700,000 and the equipment has a carrying value of P650,000. The annual rental payments of P100,000 is significantly lower than the fair rental of P125,000 for this type of equipment. Lease term is 12 years out of total life of 25 years. How much loss should be deferred beyond 2019 as a result of this leaseback transaction?
- P11,250
- P168,750
- P180,000
- P52,500
B.
Norie Company leased an asset on a finance lease. The present value of the lease payments total P686,000 and the fair value of the asset is P750,000. The asset has a useful life of 5 years and the lease term is 4 years. The bargain purchase option for the asset at the end of its useful life is nominal and is substantially lower than the value of the asset at that date.
- P187,500
- P150,000
- P171,500
- P137,200
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