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Use the charts at the right for lessee and lessor, and show each steps. 4 5 Lease term 6 Assest's useful life (years) 7 Asset's

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Lessee Amoun - PVF Presen alue 4Situation 12 5 Lease term 57 6 Assests useful life (years) 88 Situation 1 and 2 7 Asset 

4 5 Lease term 6 Assest's useful life (years) 7 Asset's fair value 8 Bargain purchase option? 9 Annual lease payments 10 Lessor's implicit rate 11 Lessee's incremental borrowing rate 12 Specialized Asset? 13 Cost to Lessor 14 Situation 1 5 8 $220,000 no End of year 3% (unknown by lessee) 4% no $175,000 19 Calculate the value that both the lesse and the lessor place on the lease. 20 provide the journal entries for the lease inception of each situation. 21 22 23 2 no PV 7 8 $315,000 $20,000 beg of year 6% 4% 15 16 Required: 17 Fo each situation, determine the appropriate lease classification by lessee and lessor and indicate why. 18 Situation 1 and 2 paymei Annual payment GRV/BPO Total Situation 1 and 2 payment. Annual payment UGRV/GRV/BPO Total Lessee Amoun PVF Lessor Amount PVF Presen alue Present value

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