Which of the following statements is most correct as it relates to the recording of a capital lease? It is show on the lessee's balance sheet as an asset amortized over the useful life It is listed as an asset on the lessor's balance sheet and amortized over lease period It is listed as an asset on the lessee's balance sheet and must be amortized over the lease period It is listed as a liability on the lessee's balance sheet an amortized over the lease term QUESTION 18 In finance, the most vital and difficult aspect of financial forecasting is... Preparation of the pro forma statements Forecasting the cash budget Obtaining good data for variables Determining the sales forecast QUESTION 19 When examining cash flows of a project and the likelihood it will add to shareholder wealth, which of the following is NOT accept the project? When Net Present Value is greater than zero When Internal Rate of Return is less than the firm's required rate of return When the Net Present Value is less than zero When Net Present Value is equal to zero Which of the following statements is most correct as it relates to the recording of a capital lease? It is show on the lessee's balance sheet as an asset amortized over the useful life It is listed as an asset on the lessor's balance sheet and amortized over lease period It is listed as an asset on the lessee's balance sheet and must be amortized over the lease period It is listed as a liability on the lessee's balance sheet an amortized over the lease term QUESTION 18 In finance, the most vital and difficult aspect of financial forecasting is... Preparation of the pro forma statements Forecasting the cash budget Obtaining good data for variables Determining the sales forecast QUESTION 19 When examining cash flows of a project and the likelihood it will add to shareholder wealth, which of the following is NOT accept the project? When Net Present Value is greater than zero When Internal Rate of Return is less than the firm's required rate of return When the Net Present Value is less than zero When Net Present Value is equal to zero
