On January 1, 2018, Naw Corporation leased a piece of machinery from Hoffherr Machinery's. The lease is a(n) 10 year, non-cancellable lease that requires ease payments of $5,000 due at the beginning of each year. The lease has been determined to be a capital lease because at least one of the classification criteria has been met. Naw Corporation needs to determine the present value of the lease payments so that they can record the asset and the liability at ease inception. Hoffherr Machinery's implicit rate of 10% is known to Naw Corporation. Complete the following from the perspective of Naw Corporation. Which of the following financial statement items is impacted in this transaction? The problem is solving for: The calculation involves: Excel® Formula Variables = Total asset asset = asset = cash PV To record the inception of the lease PV 33795 Accounts To record the first lease payment ( ( Rate .1 Date of Delivery Debit . 33795 5000 Leases Obligation Present Value An Annuity Due Nper 10 EXCEL Credit F 33795 5000 Pmt -5000 " FV 0 . " Type 1 )

On January 1, 2018, Naw Corporation leased a piece of machinery from Hoffherr Machinery's. The lease is a(n) 10 year, non-cancellable lease that requires ease payments of $5,000 due at the beginning of each year. The lease has been determined to be a capital lease because at least one of the classification criteria has been met. Naw Corporation needs to determine the present value of the lease payments so that they can record the asset and the liability at ease inception. Hoffherr Machinery's implicit rate of 10% is known to Naw Corporation. Complete the following from the perspective of Naw Corporation. Which of the following financial statement items is impacted in this transaction? The problem is solving for: The calculation involves: Excel® Formula Variables = Total asset asset = asset = cash PV To record the inception of the lease PV 33795 Accounts To record the first lease payment ( ( Rate .1 Date of Delivery Debit . 33795 5000 Leases Obligation Present Value An Annuity Due Nper 10 EXCEL Credit F 33795 5000 Pmt -5000 " FV 0 . " Type 1 )

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