Question 16On July 1,2020, Joshua leased anequipment to Gerald under 3 year operatinglease. Gerald will pay 100,000 quarterly onthe first year, 75000 quarterly for the secondyear and 200,000 quarterly for the third year.The first payment will be due on September30,2020.On July 1,2020 Gerald gave the 100,000security deposit that is written on thecontract to be given back at the end of leaseterm given that the equipment was takencare with ordinary diligence after the leaseterm.Assume that Gerald did not defaultpaying and all payments were madewhen due, On calendar year December31, 2021 What amount should bereported as accrued rent receivable onthe books of Joshua?

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