received, i.e., performance obligation is satisfied. The underlying leased asset is still recognized on the balance sheet of the lessor and .In addition to .any other related costs to the lease arrangement, such as insurance, maintenance, taxes, etc. are recorded Under a sales-type lease, lessors report in the income statement, in the order of the sequence shown on the multiple-step income statement, and thus at commencement of the lease. During the lease term, is reported. on

received, i.e., performance obligation is satisfied. The underlying leased asset is still recognized on the balance sheet of the lessor and .In addition to .any other related costs to the lease arrangement, such as insurance, maintenance, taxes, etc. are recorded Under a sales-type lease, lessors report in the income statement, in the order of the sequence shown on the multiple-step income statement, and thus at commencement of the lease. During the lease term, is reported. on

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Chapter15: Using Management And Accounting Information

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