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Lease conversion from operating to corporation A company has borrowing cost of about 4% in 2014 and lease balance $4,300 (No work needs to be

Lease conversion from operating to corporation

A company has borrowing cost of about 4% in 2014 and lease balance $4,300 (No work needs to be done on the chart below)

Fiscal Year

Capital Leases

Operating Lease

2014

$25

$400

2015

10

420

2016

--

380

2017

--

350

2018

--

320

Thereafter

--

3,500

Instructions (For the chart below, please show work):

[1] calculate the additional years of conversion from operating to capital. [2] calculate the payment, discount factor, PV, interest, lease obligation and lease balance. (Payment : from the operating lease table, you will have 320 up to 2028, make the adjustment on 2029 in order to have zero balance after converting to capital lease)

[3] please find the discount factor on the last 4 years. [4] provide the brief interpretation on your calculation

Year

Payment

Discount Factor

Present Value (4%)

Interest

Lease Obligation

Lease Balance

2013

$4,300

2014

400

0.9615

2015

420

0.9246

2016

380

0.8890

2017

350

0.8548

2018

320

0.8219

2019

320

0.7903

2020

320

0.7599

2021

320

0.7307

2022

320

0.7026

2023

320

0.6756

2024

320

0.6496

2025

320

0.9246

2026

320

2027

320

2028

320

2029

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