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Lessor accounting: classification, finance lease and operating lease
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Objective of the workpaper
Classify the lease at the inception date using the situations and indicators of a transfer of substantially all the risks and rewards; then, for a finance lease, measure the net investment at the implicit rate, any selling profit of a manufacturer or dealer and the finance income for the period; for an operating lease, calculate the straight-line income. Record the corresponding entries.
13 sections · 60 blocks · 13 calculations · 5 entries
- IFRS 16 §61
- IFRS 16 §62
- IFRS 16 §63
- IFRS 16 §64
- IFRS 16 §65
- IFRS 16 §66
- IFRS 16 §67
- IFRS 16 §68
- IFRS 16 §69
- IFRS 16 §70
- IFRS 16 §71
- IFRS 16 §72
- IFRS 16 §73
- IFRS 16 §74
- IFRS 16 §75
- IFRS 16 §76
- IFRS 16 §77
- IFRS 16 §78
- IFRS 16 §81
- IFRS 16 §82
- IFRS 16 §83
- IFRS 16 §84
- IFRS 16 §85
- IFRS 16 §86
- IFRS 16 §B53
- IFRS 16 §B54
- IFRS 16 §B55
- IFRS 16 §B56
- IFRS 16 §B57
Work this workpaper as a mission
Each case that uses this template opens in the mission workspace: data, analysis, calculation, entries, conclusion and review, with your progress saved.
- Equipment lessor: classification, finance lease and operating leaseOpen the mission · Lease A — line
- Equipment lessor: classification, finance lease and operating leaseOpen the mission · Lease B — crane
- Professional file: year-end closing of the lease portfolio of a retail groupOpen the mission · Corner sublease
- Professional file: year-end closing of the lease portfolio of a retail groupOpen the mission · Galerie Nord sublease
4 instances from the cases: the calculations and entries below are run by the calculation engine.
- File and entity
- Equipment lessor: classification, finance lease and operating lease
- Case tasks documented here
- Calculate the present value of the lease payments of each lease and compare it with fair value.
- Calculate the net investment in lease A at 1 January 20X1.
- Which entry do you record at 1 January 20X1 for lease A?
- Calculate the finance income for 20X1 and the net investment in lease A at 31 December 20X1.
- Which entries do you record at 31 December 20X1 for lease A?
- Calculate the lease income for 20X1 on lease B.
- Which entry do you record at 31 December 20X1 for lease B?
Inputs
InputsLease analysed by the lessor (underlying asset, lessee, key clauses)
TextRequired
Inception date of the lease
DateRequired
20X1-01-01
Fair value of the underlying asset at the inception date
NumberRequired
507,000
Economic life of the underlying asset (in years)
NumberRequired
6 years
Lease term (in years)
NumberRequired
5 years
Lease payment receivable no. 1
NumberRequired
115,220
Payments not received at the commencement date: fixed payments (including in substance) less incentives payable, variable payments that depend on an index or a rate, residual value guarantees received, the exercise price of a purchase option reasonably certain to be exercised, termination penalties (para. 70). Enter 0 for an unused row.
Timing of payment no. 1 (number of periods from the commencement date)
NumberRequired
1 units
Lease payment receivable no. 2
Number
115,220
Timing of payment no. 2 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
2 units
Lease payment receivable no. 3
Number
115,220
Timing of payment no. 3 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
3 units
Lease payment receivable no. 4
Number
115,220
Timing of payment no. 4 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
4 units
Lease payment receivable no. 5
Number
115,220
Timing of payment no. 5 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
5 units
Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic)
NumberRequired
7 %
Present value of the lease payments (sum of the values below)
NumberRequired
472,424.75
Unguaranteed residual value accruing to the lessor
Number
52,000
Timing of the residual value (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
5 units
Finance lease: net investment in the lease (discounted payments and residual value)
Number
509,500
Finance lease only. The implicit rate is defined so that it includes the initial direct costs (para. 69): for a lessor that is neither a manufacturer nor a dealer, the net investment equals fair value plus those costs. When the rate provided is rounded, the sum of the present values may differ from it by a few cents: the check accepts a difference of up to 1.
Lessor other than a manufacturer or dealer: carrying amount of the underlying asset derecognised
Number
507,000
To be entered only for a lessor that is neither a manufacturer nor a dealer: the datum drives the initial recognition entry of the finance lease.
Lessor's initial direct costs (included in the net investment)
Number
2,500
Net investment at the beginning of the period
Number
509,500
Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment)
Number
35,665
Lease payments received during the period
Number
115,220
Closing net investment per the ledger
Number
429,945
Operating lease: total lease payments over the term (rent-free periods and steps included)
Number
Operating lease: incentives granted to the lessee, deducted (0 if none)
Number
Operating lease: lease payments received in the period
Number
Operating lease: income recognised not yet received in the period
Number
Inputs of a manufacturer or dealer lessor
InputsManufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate)
NumberRequired
To be entered only for a manufacturer or dealer lessor; an artificially low rate limits the profit to the one obtained at a market rate (paras. 71 and 73).
Manufacturer or dealer: cost or carrying amount of the underlying asset
NumberRequired
Section to be completed only for a manufacturer or dealer lessor. These two inputs drive the cost of sales, the selling profit and the sale entry: for another lessor, they stay empty and these calculations are not produced, even when the unguaranteed residual value is entered; they then appear as not filled in a section that does not apply.
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Classification of the lease
AnalysisIFRS 16 §61IFRS 16 §62IFRS 16 §63IFRS 16 §64IFRS 16 §65IFRS 16 §66IFRS 16 §B53IFRS 16 §B54IFRS 16 §B55IFRS 16 §B56IFRS 16 §B57
Situations and indicators of a finance lease
ChecklistRequired
- Transfer of ownership by the end of the lease term
- Purchase option reasonably certain to be exercised at inception
- Lease term for the major part of the economic life
- Present value of the lease payments amounting to at least substantially all of the fair value
- Specialised asset that only the lessee can use without major modifications
- Cancellation losses, residual value fluctuations or secondary period at a reduced rent for the lessee
- Indicators not conclusive: analysis of the transfer of substantially all the risks and rewards
- Land and buildings classified separately (unless the land is immaterial)
- Classification at the inception date, reassessed only on a modification
Finance lease
AnalysisIFRS 16 §67IFRS 16 §68IFRS 16 §69IFRS 16 §70IFRS 16 §71IFRS 16 §72IFRS 16 §73IFRS 16 §74IFRS 16 §75IFRS 16 §76IFRS 16 §77IFRS 16 §78
Rules applied to the finance lease
Checklist
- Receivable equal to the net investment, measured at the implicit rate
- Initial direct costs included through the implicit rate
- Payments included in the net investment
- Manufacturer or dealer: selling profit at commencement, limited to a market rate
- Manufacturer or dealer: costs of obtaining the lease expensed at commencement
- Finance income at a constant periodic rate of return; payments applied against the gross investment
- Impairment and derecognition under IFRS 9; unguaranteed residual values reviewed
- Asset classified as held for sale: IFRS 5
Operating lease
AnalysisIFRS 16 §81IFRS 16 §82IFRS 16 §83IFRS 16 §84IFRS 16 §85IFRS 16 §86
Rules applied to the operating lease
Checklist
- Income on a straight-line basis or another more representative systematic basis
- Costs incurred in earning the income, including depreciation, expensed
- Initial direct costs added to the carrying amount of the asset and spread
- Depreciation under IAS 16 or IAS 38 and impairment under IAS 36
- No selling profit for a manufacturer or dealer
Present values, net investment and income
CalculationsIFRS 16 §63IFRS 16 §68IFRS 16 §70IFRS 16 §71IFRS 16 §75IFRS 16 §81
Present value of payment receivable no. 1
CalculationRequired
107,682.24
Lease payment receivable no. 1 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 1 (number of periods from the commencement date)
The ratio of the present value of the payments to fair value is an indicator (para. 63): the standard sets no numerical threshold for substantially all; any threshold used is a documented judgement of the entity.
Present value of payment receivable no. 2
Calculation
100,637.61
Lease payment receivable no. 2 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 2 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of payment receivable no. 3
Calculation
94,053.84
Lease payment receivable no. 3 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 3 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of payment receivable no. 4
Calculation
87,900.79
Lease payment receivable no. 4 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 4 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of payment receivable no. 5
Calculation
82,150.27
Lease payment receivable no. 5 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 5 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
Calculation
37,075.28
Unguaranteed residual value accruing to the lessor ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of the residual value (number of periods from the commencement date)
Discounted payments plus discounted unguaranteed residual value
Calculation
509,500.03
Present value of the lease payments (sum of the values below) ; Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
Manufacturer or dealer: net investment recognised (revenue and discounted residual value)
CalculationRequired
Manufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate) ; Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
The engine adds the revenue retained and the discounted unguaranteed residual value: this is the net investment when the rate of the lease is a market rate (paras. 71 and 73).
Manufacturer or dealer: cost of sales (cost less discounted residual value)
Calculation
Manufacturer or dealer: cost or carrying amount of the underlying asset ; − Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
Manufacturer or dealer: selling profit
CalculationRequired
Manufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate) ; − Manufacturer or dealer: cost of sales (cost less discounted residual value)
Closing net investment recalculated
Calculation
429,945
Net investment at the beginning of the period ; Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment) ; − Lease payments received during the period ; Closing net investment per the ledger
Difference with the ledger (0 expected)
Calculation
0
Net investment at the beginning of the period ; Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment) ; − Lease payments received during the period ; Closing net investment per the ledger
Annual straight-line operating lease income
Calculation
Operating lease: total lease payments over the term (rent-free periods and steps included) ; Operating lease: incentives granted to the lessee, deducted (0 if none) ; Lease term (in years)
Journal entries
EntriesLessor: initial recognition of the finance lease
Entry
Account Debit Credit Net investment in the lease 509,500 Underlying asset derecognised 507,000 Cash (initial direct costs) 2,500 Assumption of this workpaper: for a lessor that is neither a manufacturer nor a dealer, the carrying amount of the asset derecognised equals its fair value, so that the net investment equals that value plus the initial direct costs. The entry family has no profit or loss line: if the carrying amount differs from fair value, the difference is not dealt with by this workpaper, the balance check flags it and the preparer analyses it separately.
Manufacturer or dealer: sale and net investment
Entry
Debit Net investment in the lease ← Manufacturer or dealer: net investment recognised (revenue and discounted residual value) ; Credit Revenue ← Manufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate) ; Debit Cost of sales ← Manufacturer or dealer: cost of sales (cost less discounted residual value) ; Credit Inventories ← Manufacturer or dealer: cost or carrying amount of the underlying asset
Finance income for the period
Entry
Account Debit Credit Net investment in the lease 35,665 Finance income 35,665 Receipt of the lease payments
Entry
Account Debit Credit Cash 115,220 Net investment in the lease 115,220 Operating lease income for the period
Entry
Debit Cash ← Operating lease: lease payments received in the period ; Debit Accrued lease income ← Operating lease: income recognised not yet received in the period ; Credit Operating lease income ← Annual straight-line operating lease income
Classification retained
JudgmentIFRS 16 §62IFRS 16 §63IFRS 16 §64IFRS 16 §65
Classification of the lease by the lessor
JudgmentRequired
Finance lease (substantially all the risks and rewards transferred)
Finance lease (substantially all the risks and rewards transferred) / Operating lease
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Conclusion
ConclusionReasoned classification, net investment or straight-line income, entries
ConclusionRequired
Financial statement impact
FS impactImpact by caption, derived from the entries above (the Notes line refers to the disclosures)
TableRequired
Items passed on to the lessor's note
DisclosureIFRS 16 §67IFRS 16 §71IFRS 16 §75IFRS 16 §81
Amounts documented for the note (Disclosure workpaper)
Checklist
- Net investment presented as a receivable
- Selling profit of the manufacturer or dealer
- Finance income for the period
- Operating lease income for the period
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper (verification status shown from the register)
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- The classification is documentedPass
- The present value of the payments equals the sum of the detailed valuesPass
- The net investment agrees with the discounted payments plus the discounted residual value (rate rounding accepted)Pass
- The initial entry is balancedPass
- The sale entry is balancedNot evaluated
- The finance income entry is balancedPass
- The receipt entry is balancedPass
- The operating lease entry is balancedNot evaluated
- Assets
- 35,665
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 35,665
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 35,665
- File and entity
- Equipment lessor: classification, finance lease and operating lease
- Case tasks documented here
- Calculate the present value of the lease payments of each lease and compare it with fair value.
- Calculate the net investment in lease A at 1 January 20X1.
- Which entry do you record at 1 January 20X1 for lease A?
- Calculate the finance income for 20X1 and the net investment in lease A at 31 December 20X1.
- Which entries do you record at 31 December 20X1 for lease A?
- Calculate the lease income for 20X1 on lease B.
- Which entry do you record at 31 December 20X1 for lease B?
Inputs
InputsLease analysed by the lessor (underlying asset, lessee, key clauses)
TextRequired
Inception date of the lease
DateRequired
20X1-01-01
Fair value of the underlying asset at the inception date
NumberRequired
400,000
Economic life of the underlying asset (in years)
NumberRequired
15 years
Lease term (in years)
NumberRequired
4 years
Lease payment receivable no. 1
NumberRequired
30,000
Payments not received at the commencement date: fixed payments (including in substance) less incentives payable, variable payments that depend on an index or a rate, residual value guarantees received, the exercise price of a purchase option reasonably certain to be exercised, termination penalties (para. 70). Enter 0 for an unused row.
Timing of payment no. 1 (number of periods from the commencement date)
NumberRequired
1 units
Lease payment receivable no. 2
Number
36,000
Timing of payment no. 2 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
2 units
Lease payment receivable no. 3
Number
36,000
Timing of payment no. 3 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
3 units
Lease payment receivable no. 4
Number
42,000
Timing of payment no. 4 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
4 units
Lease payment receivable no. 5
Number
0
Timing of payment no. 5 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
0 units
Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic)
NumberRequired
5 %
Present value of the lease payments (sum of the values below)
NumberRequired
126,876.14
Unguaranteed residual value accruing to the lessor
Number
Timing of the residual value (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
Finance lease: net investment in the lease (discounted payments and residual value)
Number
Finance lease only. The implicit rate is defined so that it includes the initial direct costs (para. 69): for a lessor that is neither a manufacturer nor a dealer, the net investment equals fair value plus those costs. When the rate provided is rounded, the sum of the present values may differ from it by a few cents: the check accepts a difference of up to 1.
Lessor other than a manufacturer or dealer: carrying amount of the underlying asset derecognised
Number
To be entered only for a lessor that is neither a manufacturer nor a dealer: the datum drives the initial recognition entry of the finance lease.
Lessor's initial direct costs (included in the net investment)
Number
Net investment at the beginning of the period
Number
Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment)
Number
Lease payments received during the period
Number
Closing net investment per the ledger
Number
Operating lease: total lease payments over the term (rent-free periods and steps included)
Number
144,000
Operating lease: incentives granted to the lessee, deducted (0 if none)
Number
0
Operating lease: lease payments received in the period
Number
30,000
Operating lease: income recognised not yet received in the period
Number
6,000
Inputs of a manufacturer or dealer lessor
InputsManufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate)
NumberRequired
To be entered only for a manufacturer or dealer lessor; an artificially low rate limits the profit to the one obtained at a market rate (paras. 71 and 73).
Manufacturer or dealer: cost or carrying amount of the underlying asset
NumberRequired
Section to be completed only for a manufacturer or dealer lessor. These two inputs drive the cost of sales, the selling profit and the sale entry: for another lessor, they stay empty and these calculations are not produced, even when the unguaranteed residual value is entered; they then appear as not filled in a section that does not apply.
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Classification of the lease
AnalysisIFRS 16 §61IFRS 16 §62IFRS 16 §63IFRS 16 §64IFRS 16 §65IFRS 16 §66IFRS 16 §B53IFRS 16 §B54IFRS 16 §B55IFRS 16 §B56IFRS 16 §B57
Situations and indicators of a finance lease
ChecklistRequired
- Transfer of ownership by the end of the lease term
- Purchase option reasonably certain to be exercised at inception
- Lease term for the major part of the economic life
- Present value of the lease payments amounting to at least substantially all of the fair value
- Specialised asset that only the lessee can use without major modifications
- Cancellation losses, residual value fluctuations or secondary period at a reduced rent for the lessee
- Indicators not conclusive: analysis of the transfer of substantially all the risks and rewards
- Land and buildings classified separately (unless the land is immaterial)
- Classification at the inception date, reassessed only on a modification
Finance lease
AnalysisIFRS 16 §67IFRS 16 §68IFRS 16 §69IFRS 16 §70IFRS 16 §71IFRS 16 §72IFRS 16 §73IFRS 16 §74IFRS 16 §75IFRS 16 §76IFRS 16 §77IFRS 16 §78
Rules applied to the finance lease
Checklist
- Receivable equal to the net investment, measured at the implicit rate
- Initial direct costs included through the implicit rate
- Payments included in the net investment
- Manufacturer or dealer: selling profit at commencement, limited to a market rate
- Manufacturer or dealer: costs of obtaining the lease expensed at commencement
- Finance income at a constant periodic rate of return; payments applied against the gross investment
- Impairment and derecognition under IFRS 9; unguaranteed residual values reviewed
- Asset classified as held for sale: IFRS 5
Operating lease
AnalysisIFRS 16 §81IFRS 16 §82IFRS 16 §83IFRS 16 §84IFRS 16 §85IFRS 16 §86
Rules applied to the operating lease
Checklist
- Income on a straight-line basis or another more representative systematic basis
- Costs incurred in earning the income, including depreciation, expensed
- Initial direct costs added to the carrying amount of the asset and spread
- Depreciation under IAS 16 or IAS 38 and impairment under IAS 36
- No selling profit for a manufacturer or dealer
Present values, net investment and income
CalculationsIFRS 16 §63IFRS 16 §68IFRS 16 §70IFRS 16 §71IFRS 16 §75IFRS 16 §81
Present value of payment receivable no. 1
CalculationRequired
28,571.43
Lease payment receivable no. 1 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 1 (number of periods from the commencement date)
The ratio of the present value of the payments to fair value is an indicator (para. 63): the standard sets no numerical threshold for substantially all; any threshold used is a documented judgement of the entity.
Present value of payment receivable no. 2
Calculation
32,653.06
Lease payment receivable no. 2 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 2 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of payment receivable no. 3
Calculation
31,098.15
Lease payment receivable no. 3 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 3 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of payment receivable no. 4
Calculation
34,553.5
Lease payment receivable no. 4 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 4 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of payment receivable no. 5
Calculation
0
Lease payment receivable no. 5 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 5 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
Calculation
Unguaranteed residual value accruing to the lessor ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of the residual value (number of periods from the commencement date)
Discounted payments plus discounted unguaranteed residual value
Calculation
126,876.14
Present value of the lease payments (sum of the values below) ; Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
Manufacturer or dealer: net investment recognised (revenue and discounted residual value)
CalculationRequired
Manufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate) ; Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
The engine adds the revenue retained and the discounted unguaranteed residual value: this is the net investment when the rate of the lease is a market rate (paras. 71 and 73).
Manufacturer or dealer: cost of sales (cost less discounted residual value)
Calculation
Manufacturer or dealer: cost or carrying amount of the underlying asset ; − Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
Manufacturer or dealer: selling profit
CalculationRequired
Manufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate) ; − Manufacturer or dealer: cost of sales (cost less discounted residual value)
Closing net investment recalculated
Calculation
Net investment at the beginning of the period ; Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment) ; − Lease payments received during the period ; Closing net investment per the ledger
Difference with the ledger (0 expected)
Calculation
Net investment at the beginning of the period ; Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment) ; − Lease payments received during the period ; Closing net investment per the ledger
Annual straight-line operating lease income
Calculation
36,000
Operating lease: total lease payments over the term (rent-free periods and steps included) ; Operating lease: incentives granted to the lessee, deducted (0 if none) ; Lease term (in years)
Journal entries
EntriesLessor: initial recognition of the finance lease
Entry
Debit Net investment in the lease ← Finance lease: net investment in the lease (discounted payments and residual value) ; Credit Underlying asset derecognised ← Lessor other than a manufacturer or dealer: carrying amount of the underlying asset derecognised ; Credit Cash (initial direct costs) ← Lessor's initial direct costs (included in the net investment)
Assumption of this workpaper: for a lessor that is neither a manufacturer nor a dealer, the carrying amount of the asset derecognised equals its fair value, so that the net investment equals that value plus the initial direct costs. The entry family has no profit or loss line: if the carrying amount differs from fair value, the difference is not dealt with by this workpaper, the balance check flags it and the preparer analyses it separately.
Manufacturer or dealer: sale and net investment
Entry
Debit Net investment in the lease ← Manufacturer or dealer: net investment recognised (revenue and discounted residual value) ; Credit Revenue ← Manufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate) ; Debit Cost of sales ← Manufacturer or dealer: cost of sales (cost less discounted residual value) ; Credit Inventories ← Manufacturer or dealer: cost or carrying amount of the underlying asset
Finance income for the period
Entry
Debit Net investment in the lease ← Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment) ; Credit Finance income ← Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment)
Receipt of the lease payments
Entry
Debit Cash ← Lease payments received during the period ; Credit Net investment in the lease ← Lease payments received during the period
Operating lease income for the period
Entry
Account Debit Credit Cash 30,000 Accrued lease income 6,000 Operating lease income 36,000
Classification retained
JudgmentIFRS 16 §62IFRS 16 §63IFRS 16 §64IFRS 16 §65
Classification of the lease by the lessor
JudgmentRequired
Operating lease
Finance lease (substantially all the risks and rewards transferred) / Operating lease
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Conclusion
ConclusionReasoned classification, net investment or straight-line income, entries
ConclusionRequired
Financial statement impact
FS impactImpact by caption, derived from the entries above (the Notes line refers to the disclosures)
TableRequired
Items passed on to the lessor's note
DisclosureIFRS 16 §67IFRS 16 §71IFRS 16 §75IFRS 16 §81
Amounts documented for the note (Disclosure workpaper)
Checklist
- Net investment presented as a receivable
- Selling profit of the manufacturer or dealer
- Finance income for the period
- Operating lease income for the period
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper (verification status shown from the register)
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- The classification is documentedPass
- The present value of the payments equals the sum of the detailed valuesPass
- The net investment agrees with the discounted payments plus the discounted residual value (rate rounding accepted)Not evaluated
- The initial entry is balancedNot evaluated
- The sale entry is balancedNot evaluated
- The finance income entry is balancedNot evaluated
- The receipt entry is balancedNot evaluated
- The operating lease entry is balancedPass
- Assets
- 36,000
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 36,000
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 36,000
- File and entity
- Professional file: year-end closing of the lease portfolio of a retail group
- Case tasks documented here
- How do you classify the corner and Galerie Nord subleases?
- Calculate the 20X5 income of the corner sublease.
- Which entries do you record for 20X5?
Inputs
InputsLease analysed by the lessor (underlying asset, lessee, key clauses)
TextRequired
Inception date of the lease
DateRequired
20X5-01-01
Fair value of the underlying asset at the inception date
NumberRequired
Economic life of the underlying asset (in years)
NumberRequired
Lease term (in years)
NumberRequired
1 years
Lease payment receivable no. 1
NumberRequired
Payments not received at the commencement date: fixed payments (including in substance) less incentives payable, variable payments that depend on an index or a rate, residual value guarantees received, the exercise price of a purchase option reasonably certain to be exercised, termination penalties (para. 70). Enter 0 for an unused row.
Timing of payment no. 1 (number of periods from the commencement date)
NumberRequired
Lease payment receivable no. 2
Number
Timing of payment no. 2 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
Lease payment receivable no. 3
Number
Timing of payment no. 3 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
Lease payment receivable no. 4
Number
Timing of payment no. 4 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
Lease payment receivable no. 5
Number
Timing of payment no. 5 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic)
NumberRequired
Present value of the lease payments (sum of the values below)
NumberRequired
Unguaranteed residual value accruing to the lessor
Number
Timing of the residual value (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
Finance lease: net investment in the lease (discounted payments and residual value)
Number
Finance lease only. The implicit rate is defined so that it includes the initial direct costs (para. 69): for a lessor that is neither a manufacturer nor a dealer, the net investment equals fair value plus those costs. When the rate provided is rounded, the sum of the present values may differ from it by a few cents: the check accepts a difference of up to 1.
Lessor other than a manufacturer or dealer: carrying amount of the underlying asset derecognised
Number
To be entered only for a lessor that is neither a manufacturer nor a dealer: the datum drives the initial recognition entry of the finance lease.
Lessor's initial direct costs (included in the net investment)
Number
Net investment at the beginning of the period
Number
Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment)
Number
Lease payments received during the period
Number
Closing net investment per the ledger
Number
Operating lease: total lease payments over the term (rent-free periods and steps included)
Number
18,000
Operating lease: incentives granted to the lessee, deducted (0 if none)
Number
0
Operating lease: lease payments received in the period
Number
13,500
Operating lease: income recognised not yet received in the period
Number
4,500
Inputs of a manufacturer or dealer lessor
InputsManufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate)
NumberRequired
To be entered only for a manufacturer or dealer lessor; an artificially low rate limits the profit to the one obtained at a market rate (paras. 71 and 73).
Manufacturer or dealer: cost or carrying amount of the underlying asset
NumberRequired
Section to be completed only for a manufacturer or dealer lessor. These two inputs drive the cost of sales, the selling profit and the sale entry: for another lessor, they stay empty and these calculations are not produced, even when the unguaranteed residual value is entered; they then appear as not filled in a section that does not apply.
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Classification of the lease
AnalysisIFRS 16 §61IFRS 16 §62IFRS 16 §63IFRS 16 §64IFRS 16 §65IFRS 16 §66IFRS 16 §B53IFRS 16 §B54IFRS 16 §B55IFRS 16 §B56IFRS 16 §B57
Situations and indicators of a finance lease
ChecklistRequired
- Transfer of ownership by the end of the lease term
- Purchase option reasonably certain to be exercised at inception
- Lease term for the major part of the economic life
- Present value of the lease payments amounting to at least substantially all of the fair value
- Specialised asset that only the lessee can use without major modifications
- Cancellation losses, residual value fluctuations or secondary period at a reduced rent for the lessee
- Indicators not conclusive: analysis of the transfer of substantially all the risks and rewards
- Land and buildings classified separately (unless the land is immaterial)
- Classification at the inception date, reassessed only on a modification
Finance lease
AnalysisIFRS 16 §67IFRS 16 §68IFRS 16 §69IFRS 16 §70IFRS 16 §71IFRS 16 §72IFRS 16 §73IFRS 16 §74IFRS 16 §75IFRS 16 §76IFRS 16 §77IFRS 16 §78
Rules applied to the finance lease
Checklist
- Receivable equal to the net investment, measured at the implicit rate
- Initial direct costs included through the implicit rate
- Payments included in the net investment
- Manufacturer or dealer: selling profit at commencement, limited to a market rate
- Manufacturer or dealer: costs of obtaining the lease expensed at commencement
- Finance income at a constant periodic rate of return; payments applied against the gross investment
- Impairment and derecognition under IFRS 9; unguaranteed residual values reviewed
- Asset classified as held for sale: IFRS 5
Operating lease
AnalysisIFRS 16 §81IFRS 16 §82IFRS 16 §83IFRS 16 §84IFRS 16 §85IFRS 16 §86
Rules applied to the operating lease
Checklist
- Income on a straight-line basis or another more representative systematic basis
- Costs incurred in earning the income, including depreciation, expensed
- Initial direct costs added to the carrying amount of the asset and spread
- Depreciation under IAS 16 or IAS 38 and impairment under IAS 36
- No selling profit for a manufacturer or dealer
Present values, net investment and income
CalculationsIFRS 16 §63IFRS 16 §68IFRS 16 §70IFRS 16 §71IFRS 16 §75IFRS 16 §81
Present value of payment receivable no. 1
CalculationRequired
Lease payment receivable no. 1 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 1 (number of periods from the commencement date)
The ratio of the present value of the payments to fair value is an indicator (para. 63): the standard sets no numerical threshold for substantially all; any threshold used is a documented judgement of the entity.
Present value of payment receivable no. 2
Calculation
Lease payment receivable no. 2 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 2 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of payment receivable no. 3
Calculation
Lease payment receivable no. 3 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 3 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of payment receivable no. 4
Calculation
Lease payment receivable no. 4 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 4 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of payment receivable no. 5
Calculation
Lease payment receivable no. 5 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 5 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
Calculation
Unguaranteed residual value accruing to the lessor ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of the residual value (number of periods from the commencement date)
Discounted payments plus discounted unguaranteed residual value
Calculation
Present value of the lease payments (sum of the values below) ; Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
Manufacturer or dealer: net investment recognised (revenue and discounted residual value)
CalculationRequired
Manufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate) ; Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
The engine adds the revenue retained and the discounted unguaranteed residual value: this is the net investment when the rate of the lease is a market rate (paras. 71 and 73).
Manufacturer or dealer: cost of sales (cost less discounted residual value)
Calculation
Manufacturer or dealer: cost or carrying amount of the underlying asset ; − Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
Manufacturer or dealer: selling profit
CalculationRequired
Manufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate) ; − Manufacturer or dealer: cost of sales (cost less discounted residual value)
Closing net investment recalculated
Calculation
Net investment at the beginning of the period ; Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment) ; − Lease payments received during the period ; Closing net investment per the ledger
Difference with the ledger (0 expected)
Calculation
Net investment at the beginning of the period ; Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment) ; − Lease payments received during the period ; Closing net investment per the ledger
Annual straight-line operating lease income
Calculation
18,000
Operating lease: total lease payments over the term (rent-free periods and steps included) ; Operating lease: incentives granted to the lessee, deducted (0 if none) ; Lease term (in years)
Journal entries
EntriesLessor: initial recognition of the finance lease
Entry
Debit Net investment in the lease ← Finance lease: net investment in the lease (discounted payments and residual value) ; Credit Underlying asset derecognised ← Lessor other than a manufacturer or dealer: carrying amount of the underlying asset derecognised ; Credit Cash (initial direct costs) ← Lessor's initial direct costs (included in the net investment)
Assumption of this workpaper: for a lessor that is neither a manufacturer nor a dealer, the carrying amount of the asset derecognised equals its fair value, so that the net investment equals that value plus the initial direct costs. The entry family has no profit or loss line: if the carrying amount differs from fair value, the difference is not dealt with by this workpaper, the balance check flags it and the preparer analyses it separately.
Manufacturer or dealer: sale and net investment
Entry
Debit Net investment in the lease ← Manufacturer or dealer: net investment recognised (revenue and discounted residual value) ; Credit Revenue ← Manufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate) ; Debit Cost of sales ← Manufacturer or dealer: cost of sales (cost less discounted residual value) ; Credit Inventories ← Manufacturer or dealer: cost or carrying amount of the underlying asset
Finance income for the period
Entry
Debit Net investment in the lease ← Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment) ; Credit Finance income ← Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment)
Receipt of the lease payments
Entry
Debit Cash ← Lease payments received during the period ; Credit Net investment in the lease ← Lease payments received during the period
Operating lease income for the period
Entry
Account Debit Credit Cash 13,500 Accrued lease income 4,500 Operating lease income 18,000
Classification retained
JudgmentIFRS 16 §62IFRS 16 §63IFRS 16 §64IFRS 16 §65
Classification of the lease by the lessor
JudgmentRequired
Operating lease
Finance lease (substantially all the risks and rewards transferred) / Operating lease
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Conclusion
ConclusionReasoned classification, net investment or straight-line income, entries
ConclusionRequired
Financial statement impact
FS impactImpact by caption, derived from the entries above (the Notes line refers to the disclosures)
TableRequired
Items passed on to the lessor's note
DisclosureIFRS 16 §67IFRS 16 §71IFRS 16 §75IFRS 16 §81
Amounts documented for the note (Disclosure workpaper)
Checklist
- Net investment presented as a receivable
- Selling profit of the manufacturer or dealer
- Finance income for the period
- Operating lease income for the period
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper (verification status shown from the register)
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- The classification is documentedPass
- The present value of the payments equals the sum of the detailed valuesNot evaluated
- The net investment agrees with the discounted payments plus the discounted residual value (rate rounding accepted)Not evaluated
- The initial entry is balancedNot evaluated
- The sale entry is balancedNot evaluated
- The finance income entry is balancedNot evaluated
- The receipt entry is balancedNot evaluated
- The operating lease entry is balancedPass
- Assets
- 18,000
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 18,000
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 18,000
- File and entity
- Professional file: year-end closing of the lease portfolio of a retail group
- Case tasks documented here
- How do you classify the corner and Galerie Nord subleases?
- Calculate the 20X5 income of the corner sublease.
- Which entries do you record for 20X5?
Inputs
InputsLease analysed by the lessor (underlying asset, lessee, key clauses)
TextRequired
Inception date of the lease
DateRequired
20X5-12-01
Fair value of the underlying asset at the inception date
NumberRequired
Economic life of the underlying asset (in years)
NumberRequired
3 years
Lease term (in years)
NumberRequired
3 years
Lease payment receivable no. 1
NumberRequired
Payments not received at the commencement date: fixed payments (including in substance) less incentives payable, variable payments that depend on an index or a rate, residual value guarantees received, the exercise price of a purchase option reasonably certain to be exercised, termination penalties (para. 70). Enter 0 for an unused row.
Timing of payment no. 1 (number of periods from the commencement date)
NumberRequired
Lease payment receivable no. 2
Number
Timing of payment no. 2 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
Lease payment receivable no. 3
Number
Timing of payment no. 3 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
Lease payment receivable no. 4
Number
Timing of payment no. 4 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
Lease payment receivable no. 5
Number
Timing of payment no. 5 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic)
NumberRequired
Present value of the lease payments (sum of the values below)
NumberRequired
Unguaranteed residual value accruing to the lessor
Number
Timing of the residual value (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
Finance lease: net investment in the lease (discounted payments and residual value)
Number
Finance lease only. The implicit rate is defined so that it includes the initial direct costs (para. 69): for a lessor that is neither a manufacturer nor a dealer, the net investment equals fair value plus those costs. When the rate provided is rounded, the sum of the present values may differ from it by a few cents: the check accepts a difference of up to 1.
Lessor other than a manufacturer or dealer: carrying amount of the underlying asset derecognised
Number
To be entered only for a lessor that is neither a manufacturer nor a dealer: the datum drives the initial recognition entry of the finance lease.
Lessor's initial direct costs (included in the net investment)
Number
Net investment at the beginning of the period
Number
Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment)
Number
Lease payments received during the period
Number
Closing net investment per the ledger
Number
Operating lease: total lease payments over the term (rent-free periods and steps included)
Number
Operating lease: incentives granted to the lessee, deducted (0 if none)
Number
Operating lease: lease payments received in the period
Number
Operating lease: income recognised not yet received in the period
Number
Inputs of a manufacturer or dealer lessor
InputsManufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate)
NumberRequired
To be entered only for a manufacturer or dealer lessor; an artificially low rate limits the profit to the one obtained at a market rate (paras. 71 and 73).
Manufacturer or dealer: cost or carrying amount of the underlying asset
NumberRequired
Section to be completed only for a manufacturer or dealer lessor. These two inputs drive the cost of sales, the selling profit and the sale entry: for another lessor, they stay empty and these calculations are not produced, even when the unguaranteed residual value is entered; they then appear as not filled in a section that does not apply.
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Classification of the lease
AnalysisIFRS 16 §61IFRS 16 §62IFRS 16 §63IFRS 16 §64IFRS 16 §65IFRS 16 §66IFRS 16 §B53IFRS 16 §B54IFRS 16 §B55IFRS 16 §B56IFRS 16 §B57
Situations and indicators of a finance lease
ChecklistRequired
- Transfer of ownership by the end of the lease term
- Purchase option reasonably certain to be exercised at inception
- Lease term for the major part of the economic life
- Present value of the lease payments amounting to at least substantially all of the fair value
- Specialised asset that only the lessee can use without major modifications
- Cancellation losses, residual value fluctuations or secondary period at a reduced rent for the lessee
- Indicators not conclusive: analysis of the transfer of substantially all the risks and rewards
- Land and buildings classified separately (unless the land is immaterial)
- Classification at the inception date, reassessed only on a modification
Finance lease
AnalysisIFRS 16 §67IFRS 16 §68IFRS 16 §69IFRS 16 §70IFRS 16 §71IFRS 16 §72IFRS 16 §73IFRS 16 §74IFRS 16 §75IFRS 16 §76IFRS 16 §77IFRS 16 §78
Rules applied to the finance lease
Checklist
- Receivable equal to the net investment, measured at the implicit rate
- Initial direct costs included through the implicit rate
- Payments included in the net investment
- Manufacturer or dealer: selling profit at commencement, limited to a market rate
- Manufacturer or dealer: costs of obtaining the lease expensed at commencement
- Finance income at a constant periodic rate of return; payments applied against the gross investment
- Impairment and derecognition under IFRS 9; unguaranteed residual values reviewed
- Asset classified as held for sale: IFRS 5
Operating lease
AnalysisIFRS 16 §81IFRS 16 §82IFRS 16 §83IFRS 16 §84IFRS 16 §85IFRS 16 §86
Rules applied to the operating lease
Checklist
- Income on a straight-line basis or another more representative systematic basis
- Costs incurred in earning the income, including depreciation, expensed
- Initial direct costs added to the carrying amount of the asset and spread
- Depreciation under IAS 16 or IAS 38 and impairment under IAS 36
- No selling profit for a manufacturer or dealer
Present values, net investment and income
CalculationsIFRS 16 §63IFRS 16 §68IFRS 16 §70IFRS 16 §71IFRS 16 §75IFRS 16 §81
Present value of payment receivable no. 1
CalculationRequired
Lease payment receivable no. 1 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 1 (number of periods from the commencement date)
The ratio of the present value of the payments to fair value is an indicator (para. 63): the standard sets no numerical threshold for substantially all; any threshold used is a documented judgement of the entity.
Present value of payment receivable no. 2
Calculation
Lease payment receivable no. 2 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 2 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of payment receivable no. 3
Calculation
Lease payment receivable no. 3 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 3 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of payment receivable no. 4
Calculation
Lease payment receivable no. 4 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 4 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of payment receivable no. 5
Calculation
Lease payment receivable no. 5 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 5 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
Calculation
Unguaranteed residual value accruing to the lessor ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of the residual value (number of periods from the commencement date)
Discounted payments plus discounted unguaranteed residual value
Calculation
Present value of the lease payments (sum of the values below) ; Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
Manufacturer or dealer: net investment recognised (revenue and discounted residual value)
CalculationRequired
Manufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate) ; Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
The engine adds the revenue retained and the discounted unguaranteed residual value: this is the net investment when the rate of the lease is a market rate (paras. 71 and 73).
Manufacturer or dealer: cost of sales (cost less discounted residual value)
Calculation
Manufacturer or dealer: cost or carrying amount of the underlying asset ; − Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
Manufacturer or dealer: selling profit
CalculationRequired
Manufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate) ; − Manufacturer or dealer: cost of sales (cost less discounted residual value)
Closing net investment recalculated
Calculation
Net investment at the beginning of the period ; Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment) ; − Lease payments received during the period ; Closing net investment per the ledger
Difference with the ledger (0 expected)
Calculation
Net investment at the beginning of the period ; Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment) ; − Lease payments received during the period ; Closing net investment per the ledger
Annual straight-line operating lease income
Calculation
Operating lease: total lease payments over the term (rent-free periods and steps included) ; Operating lease: incentives granted to the lessee, deducted (0 if none) ; Lease term (in years)
Journal entries
EntriesLessor: initial recognition of the finance lease
Entry
Debit Net investment in the lease ← Finance lease: net investment in the lease (discounted payments and residual value) ; Credit Underlying asset derecognised ← Lessor other than a manufacturer or dealer: carrying amount of the underlying asset derecognised ; Credit Cash (initial direct costs) ← Lessor's initial direct costs (included in the net investment)
Assumption of this workpaper: for a lessor that is neither a manufacturer nor a dealer, the carrying amount of the asset derecognised equals its fair value, so that the net investment equals that value plus the initial direct costs. The entry family has no profit or loss line: if the carrying amount differs from fair value, the difference is not dealt with by this workpaper, the balance check flags it and the preparer analyses it separately.
Manufacturer or dealer: sale and net investment
Entry
Debit Net investment in the lease ← Manufacturer or dealer: net investment recognised (revenue and discounted residual value) ; Credit Revenue ← Manufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate) ; Debit Cost of sales ← Manufacturer or dealer: cost of sales (cost less discounted residual value) ; Credit Inventories ← Manufacturer or dealer: cost or carrying amount of the underlying asset
Finance income for the period
Entry
Debit Net investment in the lease ← Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment) ; Credit Finance income ← Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment)
Receipt of the lease payments
Entry
Debit Cash ← Lease payments received during the period ; Credit Net investment in the lease ← Lease payments received during the period
Operating lease income for the period
Entry
Debit Cash ← Operating lease: lease payments received in the period ; Debit Accrued lease income ← Operating lease: income recognised not yet received in the period ; Credit Operating lease income ← Annual straight-line operating lease income
Classification retained
JudgmentIFRS 16 §62IFRS 16 §63IFRS 16 §64IFRS 16 §65
Classification of the lease by the lessor
JudgmentRequired
Finance lease (substantially all the risks and rewards transferred)
Finance lease (substantially all the risks and rewards transferred) / Operating lease
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Conclusion
ConclusionReasoned classification, net investment or straight-line income, entries
ConclusionRequired
Financial statement impact
FS impactImpact by caption, derived from the entries above (the Notes line refers to the disclosures)
TableRequired
Items passed on to the lessor's note
DisclosureIFRS 16 §67IFRS 16 §71IFRS 16 §75IFRS 16 §81
Amounts documented for the note (Disclosure workpaper)
Checklist
- Net investment presented as a receivable
- Selling profit of the manufacturer or dealer
- Finance income for the period
- Operating lease income for the period
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper (verification status shown from the register)
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- The classification is documentedPass
- The present value of the payments equals the sum of the detailed valuesNot evaluated
- The net investment agrees with the discounted payments plus the discounted residual value (rate rounding accepted)Not evaluated
- The initial entry is balancedNot evaluated
- The sale entry is balancedNot evaluated
- The finance income entry is balancedNot evaluated
- The receipt entry is balancedNot evaluated
- The operating lease entry is balancedNot evaluated
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
Inputs
InputsLease analysed by the lessor (underlying asset, lessee, key clauses)
TextRequired
Inception date of the lease
DateRequired
Fair value of the underlying asset at the inception date
NumberRequired
Economic life of the underlying asset (in years)
NumberRequired
Lease term (in years)
NumberRequired
Lease payment receivable no. 1
NumberRequired
Payments not received at the commencement date: fixed payments (including in substance) less incentives payable, variable payments that depend on an index or a rate, residual value guarantees received, the exercise price of a purchase option reasonably certain to be exercised, termination penalties (para. 70). Enter 0 for an unused row.
Timing of payment no. 1 (number of periods from the commencement date)
NumberRequired
Lease payment receivable no. 2
Number
Timing of payment no. 2 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
Lease payment receivable no. 3
Number
Timing of payment no. 3 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
Lease payment receivable no. 4
Number
Timing of payment no. 4 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
Lease payment receivable no. 5
Number
Timing of payment no. 5 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic)
NumberRequired
Present value of the lease payments (sum of the values below)
NumberRequired
Unguaranteed residual value accruing to the lessor
Number
Timing of the residual value (number of periods from the commencement date)
Number
Finance lease: net investment in the lease (discounted payments and residual value)
Number
Finance lease only. The implicit rate is defined so that it includes the initial direct costs (para. 69): for a lessor that is neither a manufacturer nor a dealer, the net investment equals fair value plus those costs. When the rate provided is rounded, the sum of the present values may differ from it by a few cents: the check accepts a difference of up to 1.
Lessor other than a manufacturer or dealer: carrying amount of the underlying asset derecognised
Number
To be entered only for a lessor that is neither a manufacturer nor a dealer: the datum drives the initial recognition entry of the finance lease.
Lessor's initial direct costs (included in the net investment)
Number
Net investment at the beginning of the period
Number
Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment)
Number
Lease payments received during the period
Number
Closing net investment per the ledger
Number
Operating lease: total lease payments over the term (rent-free periods and steps included)
Number
Operating lease: incentives granted to the lessee, deducted (0 if none)
Number
Operating lease: lease payments received in the period
Number
Operating lease: income recognised not yet received in the period
Number
Inputs of a manufacturer or dealer lessor
InputsManufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate)
NumberRequired
To be entered only for a manufacturer or dealer lessor; an artificially low rate limits the profit to the one obtained at a market rate (paras. 71 and 73).
Manufacturer or dealer: cost or carrying amount of the underlying asset
NumberRequired
Section to be completed only for a manufacturer or dealer lessor. These two inputs drive the cost of sales, the selling profit and the sale entry: for another lessor, they stay empty and these calculations are not produced, even when the unguaranteed residual value is entered; they then appear as not filled in a section that does not apply.
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Classification of the lease
AnalysisIFRS 16 §61IFRS 16 §62IFRS 16 §63IFRS 16 §64IFRS 16 §65IFRS 16 §66IFRS 16 §B53IFRS 16 §B54IFRS 16 §B55IFRS 16 §B56IFRS 16 §B57
Situations and indicators of a finance lease
ChecklistRequired
- Transfer of ownership by the end of the lease term
- Purchase option reasonably certain to be exercised at inception
- Lease term for the major part of the economic life
- Present value of the lease payments amounting to at least substantially all of the fair value
- Specialised asset that only the lessee can use without major modifications
- Cancellation losses, residual value fluctuations or secondary period at a reduced rent for the lessee
- Indicators not conclusive: analysis of the transfer of substantially all the risks and rewards
- Land and buildings classified separately (unless the land is immaterial)
- Classification at the inception date, reassessed only on a modification
Finance lease
AnalysisIFRS 16 §67IFRS 16 §68IFRS 16 §69IFRS 16 §70IFRS 16 §71IFRS 16 §72IFRS 16 §73IFRS 16 §74IFRS 16 §75IFRS 16 §76IFRS 16 §77IFRS 16 §78
Rules applied to the finance lease
Checklist
- Receivable equal to the net investment, measured at the implicit rate
- Initial direct costs included through the implicit rate
- Payments included in the net investment
- Manufacturer or dealer: selling profit at commencement, limited to a market rate
- Manufacturer or dealer: costs of obtaining the lease expensed at commencement
- Finance income at a constant periodic rate of return; payments applied against the gross investment
- Impairment and derecognition under IFRS 9; unguaranteed residual values reviewed
- Asset classified as held for sale: IFRS 5
Operating lease
AnalysisIFRS 16 §81IFRS 16 §82IFRS 16 §83IFRS 16 §84IFRS 16 §85IFRS 16 §86
Rules applied to the operating lease
Checklist
- Income on a straight-line basis or another more representative systematic basis
- Costs incurred in earning the income, including depreciation, expensed
- Initial direct costs added to the carrying amount of the asset and spread
- Depreciation under IAS 16 or IAS 38 and impairment under IAS 36
- No selling profit for a manufacturer or dealer
Present values, net investment and income
CalculationsIFRS 16 §63IFRS 16 §68IFRS 16 §70IFRS 16 §71IFRS 16 §75IFRS 16 §81
Present value of payment receivable no. 1
CalculationRequired
Lease payment receivable no. 1 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 1 (number of periods from the commencement date)
The ratio of the present value of the payments to fair value is an indicator (para. 63): the standard sets no numerical threshold for substantially all; any threshold used is a documented judgement of the entity.
Present value of payment receivable no. 2
Calculation
Lease payment receivable no. 2 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 2 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of payment receivable no. 3
Calculation
Lease payment receivable no. 3 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 3 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of payment receivable no. 4
Calculation
Lease payment receivable no. 4 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 4 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of payment receivable no. 5
Calculation
Lease payment receivable no. 5 ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of payment no. 5 (number of periods from the commencement date)
Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
Calculation
Unguaranteed residual value accruing to the lessor ; Interest rate implicit in the lease (periodic) ; Timing of the residual value (number of periods from the commencement date)
Discounted payments plus discounted unguaranteed residual value
Calculation
Present value of the lease payments (sum of the values below) ; Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
Manufacturer or dealer: net investment recognised (revenue and discounted residual value)
CalculationRequired
Manufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate) ; Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
The engine adds the revenue retained and the discounted unguaranteed residual value: this is the net investment when the rate of the lease is a market rate (paras. 71 and 73).
Manufacturer or dealer: cost of sales (cost less discounted residual value)
Calculation
Manufacturer or dealer: cost or carrying amount of the underlying asset ; − Present value of the unguaranteed residual value
Manufacturer or dealer: selling profit
CalculationRequired
Manufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate) ; − Manufacturer or dealer: cost of sales (cost less discounted residual value)
Closing net investment recalculated
Calculation
Net investment at the beginning of the period ; Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment) ; − Lease payments received during the period ; Closing net investment per the ledger
Difference with the ledger (0 expected)
Calculation
Net investment at the beginning of the period ; Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment) ; − Lease payments received during the period ; Closing net investment per the ledger
Annual straight-line operating lease income
Calculation
Operating lease: total lease payments over the term (rent-free periods and steps included) ; Operating lease: incentives granted to the lessee, deducted (0 if none) ; Lease term (in years)
Journal entries
EntriesLessor: initial recognition of the finance lease
Entry
Debit Net investment in the lease ← Finance lease: net investment in the lease (discounted payments and residual value) ; Credit Underlying asset derecognised ← Lessor other than a manufacturer or dealer: carrying amount of the underlying asset derecognised ; Credit Cash (initial direct costs) ← Lessor's initial direct costs (included in the net investment)
Assumption of this workpaper: for a lessor that is neither a manufacturer nor a dealer, the carrying amount of the asset derecognised equals its fair value, so that the net investment equals that value plus the initial direct costs. The entry family has no profit or loss line: if the carrying amount differs from fair value, the difference is not dealt with by this workpaper, the balance check flags it and the preparer analyses it separately.
Manufacturer or dealer: sale and net investment
Entry
Debit Net investment in the lease ← Manufacturer or dealer: net investment recognised (revenue and discounted residual value) ; Credit Revenue ← Manufacturer or dealer: revenue (lower of fair value and present value at a market rate) ; Debit Cost of sales ← Manufacturer or dealer: cost of sales (cost less discounted residual value) ; Credit Inventories ← Manufacturer or dealer: cost or carrying amount of the underlying asset
Finance income for the period
Entry
Debit Net investment in the lease ← Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment) ; Credit Finance income ← Finance income for the period (implicit rate × outstanding net investment)
Receipt of the lease payments
Entry
Debit Cash ← Lease payments received during the period ; Credit Net investment in the lease ← Lease payments received during the period
Operating lease income for the period
Entry
Debit Cash ← Operating lease: lease payments received in the period ; Debit Accrued lease income ← Operating lease: income recognised not yet received in the period ; Credit Operating lease income ← Annual straight-line operating lease income
Classification retained
JudgmentIFRS 16 §62IFRS 16 §63IFRS 16 §64IFRS 16 §65
Classification of the lease by the lessor
JudgmentRequired
Finance lease (substantially all the risks and rewards transferred) / Operating lease
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
TextRequired
Conclusion
ConclusionReasoned classification, net investment or straight-line income, entries
ConclusionRequired
Financial statement impact
FS impactImpact by caption, derived from the entries above (the Notes line refers to the disclosures)
TableRequired
Items passed on to the lessor's note
DisclosureIFRS 16 §67IFRS 16 §71IFRS 16 §75IFRS 16 §81
Amounts documented for the note (Disclosure workpaper)
Checklist
- Net investment presented as a receivable
- Selling profit of the manufacturer or dealer
- Finance income for the period
- Operating lease income for the period
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper (verification status shown from the register)
References