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**PLEASE SHOW AND EXPLAIN ALL PARTS*** Michael Scott Paper Company (MSPC) started their operations late in...

**PLEASE SHOW AND EXPLAIN ALL PARTS***

Michael Scott Paper Company (MSPC) started their operations late in July 2018.  The owner (Michael Scott) assumed he could run the company from his apartment, however, due to covenants in his housing contract he was unable to run his business from home.  As a result, Michael decided to buy a warehouse.  After much deliberation and consideration, he determined that leasing a warehouse would be more financially viable than buying one.

Michael reached out to an old friend who helped him lease a warehouse from Darrel Inc.  The warehouse has a current value of $510,000.  The lease calls for MSPC to make 25 annual payments of $58,058.02 beginning January 1st, 2019, which is the beginning of the lease, and at each January 1st, thereafter.  The warehouse’s useful life is 50 years.  The going interest rate for warehouse rental in the area is 12%.  Assume that the annual amortization expense for the prior period is recorded at the same time as the annual lease payment.

1) Create an amortization schedule

2) What type of lease has MSPC entered? How did you determine this?

3)What journal entries will MSPC make on January 1st, 2019?

4)What journal entries will MSPC make on January 1st, 2026?

5)What journal entries will MSPC make on January 1st, 2042?

Homework Answers

Answer #1

1.  

Payment Term Amount PV Factor DCF
Jan 1 2019        58,058.02                  0.89      51,837.52
Jan 1 2020        58,058.02                  0.80      46,283.50
Jan 1 2021        58,058.02                  0.71      41,324.55
Jan 1 2022        58,058.02                  0.64      36,896.92
Jan 1 2023        58,058.02                  0.57      32,943.68
Jan 1 2024        58,058.02                  0.51      29,414.00
Jan 1 2025        58,058.02                  0.45      26,262.50
Jan 1 2026        58,058.02                  0.40      23,448.66
Jan 1 2027        58,058.02                  0.36      20,936.30
Jan 1 2028        58,058.02                  0.32      18,693.13
Jan 1 2029        58,058.02                  0.29      16,690.29
Jan 1 2030        58,058.02                  0.26      14,902.05
Jan 1 2031        58,058.02                  0.23      13,305.40
Jan 1 2032        58,058.02                  0.20      11,879.82
Jan 1 2033        58,058.02                  0.18      10,606.98
Jan 1 2034        58,058.02                  0.16        9,470.52
Jan 1 2035        58,058.02                  0.15        8,455.82
Jan 1 2036        58,058.02                  0.13        7,549.84
Jan 1 2037        58,058.02                  0.12        6,740.93
Jan 1 2038        58,058.02                  0.10        6,018.69
Jan 1 2039        58,058.02                  0.09        5,373.83
Jan 1 2040        58,058.02                  0.08        4,798.06
Jan 1 2041        58,058.02                  0.07        4,283.98
Jan 1 2042        58,058.02                  0.07        3,824.98
Jan 1 2043        58,058.02                  0.06        3,415.16
Total Payment 14,51,450.50 NPV 4,55,357.13

Lease Amortization Schedule

Payment Term Payment Principal Interest Balance
Opening Balance 4,55,357.13
Jan 1 2019 58,058.02     3,415.16 54642.86 4,51,941.96
Jan 1 2020 58,058.02     3,824.98 54233.04 4,48,116.98
Jan 1 2021 58,058.02     4,283.98 53774.04 4,43,833.00
Jan 1 2022 58,058.02     4,798.06 53259.96 4,39,034.94
Jan 1 2023 58,058.02     5,373.83 52684.19 4,33,661.11
Jan 1 2024 58,058.02     6,018.69 52039.33 4,27,642.42
Jan 1 2025 58,058.02     6,740.93 51317.09 4,20,901.49
Jan 1 2026 58,058.02     7,549.84 50508.18 4,13,351.65
Jan 1 2027 58,058.02     8,455.82 49602.2 4,04,895.83
Jan 1 2028 58,058.02     9,470.52 48587.5 3,95,425.31
Jan 1 2029 58,058.02 10,606.98 47451.04 3,84,818.32
Jan 1 2030 58,058.02 11,879.82 46178.2 3,72,938.50
Jan 1 2031 58,058.02 13,305.40 44752.62 3,59,633.10
Jan 1 2032 58,058.02 14,902.05 43155.97 3,44,731.05
Jan 1 2033 58,058.02 16,690.29 41367.73 3,28,040.76
Jan 1 2034 58,058.02 18,693.13 39364.89 3,09,347.63
Jan 1 2035 58,058.02 20,936.30 37121.72 2,88,411.33
Jan 1 2036 58,058.02 23,448.66 34609.36 2,64,962.67
Jan 1 2037 58,058.02 26,262.50 31795.52 2,38,700.17
Jan 1 2038 58,058.02 29,414.00 28644.02 2,09,286.17
Jan 1 2039 58,058.02 32,943.68 25114.34 1,76,342.49
Jan 1 2040 58,058.02 36,896.92 21161.1 1,39,445.57
Jan 1 2041 58,058.02 41,324.55 16733.47      98,121.02
Jan 1 2042 58,058.02 46,283.50 11774.52      51,837.52
Jan 1 2043 58,058.02 51,837.52 6220.502 0.00

2.

The lease is a operating lease, since the lease does not offer a purchase option at the end of the lease period or lease period exceeds 75% of the economic life of the asset or the PV of lease payment exceeds 90% ($510000 x 90% = $459000 , Pv is only $455357.13) of the asset fair value.

3 , 4 & 5.

Since it is an operating lease, the payments will be accounted as an expense in the books of the lessee. Thus the entry will be

Lease Expenses A/c Dr. 58058.02

To Bank A/c 58058.02

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