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Separating current and non current liab in loans and leases

Forums › ACCA Forums › ACCA FR Financial Reporting Forums › Separating current and non current liab in loans and leases

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  • May 22, 2013 at 12:42 pm #126685
    saaninaani
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    Calculation of finance lease using actuarial method..hw do u separate d current n non current liab?m stuck in ds n d samemethod for the loans as well..help pls…:/

    May 23, 2013 at 3:22 pm #126889
    Rajiv
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    Here is an example to illustrate the method in leasing:
    Company A has a lease contract given below:

    Machine cost -$500
    Life of contract and machine- 5 years
    Instalments – $130
    Interest- 10%

    IF INSTALMENT PAID IN ADVANCE:
    Opening $500
    Instalment ($130)
    Interest $37(10%*500-130)
    Closing $407
    Split into:
    Current – $130
    Non Current(balance) -$277
    Total- $407

    IF INSTALMENT IN ARREARS DO TWO YEARS:
    Opening $500
    Interest $50 (10%*500)
    Instalment ($130)
    Closing $420
    Opening $420
    Interest $42 (10%*420)
    Instalment ($130)
    Closing $332
    Split into:
    Current(balance) – $88
    Non Current -$332
    Total- $420

    May 24, 2013 at 9:30 am #127012
    saaninaani
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    So it means if u pay in advance only d installment is d current liab n if u pay in arrears d intrest part is deducted from d installment to get d current liab?hope i gt it ryt..thanx nwez..

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