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The present value of the 10 payments is $887,800. $100,000 of this relates to the additional finance provided by the buyer (the excess of $1,000,000 over the asset’s fair value, $900,000). The remaining $787,800 relates to the lease liability. (study hub additional financing part)
The present value of the 10 payments is $9.3 m (After first payment). $2 relates to the additional finance provided by the buyer but in this condition both are separately accounted (Pre mock Sept 2024)
why what is the reason?
Not really sure what you are asking. But, if it’s the REASON for the additional finance:
– Arguably, if the buyer of the asset is paying in excess of the PVMLPs, then they are making a separate loan which should be separately accounted