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FR B Leases under IFRS 16 in detail

Written by Fahad Mirza (ACCA)

10 ACCA Financial Reporting questions with answers and explanations.

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  1. Under IFRS 16 a lessee first measures the lease liability at:

    • 1 The fair value of the leased asset
    • 2 The first year's payment only
    • 3 The present value of the lease payments not yet paid
    • 4 The total of all the lease payments
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    Correct answer: The present value of the lease payments not yet paid

    The liability is the present value of the remaining payments.

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  2. Which rate is used first to discount the lease payments?

    • 1 The lessee's return on equity
    • 2 The inflation rate
    • 3 The rate implicit in the lease
    • 4 The bank base rate
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    Correct answer: The rate implicit in the lease

    The lessee's incremental borrowing rate is used only if the implicit rate cannot readily be determined.

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  3. A lessee leases equipment for 3 years with payments of $10,000 a year in arrears. The annuity factor at 8 percent is 2.5771. The right-of-use asset at the start is, ignoring other costs:

    • 1 $10,000
    • 2 $27,771
    • 3 $30,000
    • 4 $25,771
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    Correct answer: $25,771

    10,000 x 2.5771 = 25,771.

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  4. A right-of-use asset is normally depreciated over:

    • 1 Always the lease term
    • 2 The shorter of the lease term and its useful life
    • 3 Always its useful life
    • 4 Ten years
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    Correct answer: The shorter of the lease term and its useful life

    If ownership passes to the lessee the useful life is used.

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  5. Which lease may a lessee choose not to capitalise?

    • 1 A five year lease of a building
    • 2 A lease of 12 months or less without a purchase right
    • 3 A three year lease of a vehicle
    • 4 Any lease with fixed payments
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    Correct answer: A lease of 12 months or less without a purchase right

    This is the short-term lease exemption.

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  6. At the end of year 1 a lease liability is $66,242. Interest for year 2 will be $5,299 and the year 2 payment is $20,000. The current liability at the end of year 1 is:

    • 1 $14,701
    • 2 $5,299
    • 3 $20,000
    • 4 $66,242
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    Correct answer: $14,701

    The current part is the payment less the interest, 20,000 - 5,299 = 14,701.

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  7. Variable lease payments that depend on a percentage of the lessee's sales are:

    • 1 Ignored completely
    • 2 Included in the lease liability
    • 3 Expensed as they arise and left out of the liability
    • 4 Added to the right-of-use asset
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    Correct answer: Expensed as they arise and left out of the liability

    Only variable payments that depend on an index or rate are included.

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  8. For a capitalised lease the lessee's statement of profit or loss shows:

    • 1 A finance cost only
    • 2 Nothing until the lease ends
    • 3 Depreciation and a finance cost
    • 4 A single operating lease rental
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    Correct answer: Depreciation and a finance cost

    IFRS 16 replaces the rental expense with depreciation and interest.

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  9. Initial direct costs paid by the lessee at the start of a lease are:

    • 1 Added to the cost of the right-of-use asset
    • 2 Added to the lease liability
    • 3 Deducted from the lease liability
    • 4 Expensed immediately
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    Correct answer: Added to the cost of the right-of-use asset

    They form part of the cost of the asset.

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  10. Compared with the old treatment of operating leases, IFRS 16 usually makes a lessee's gearing:

    • 1 Zero
    • 2 Lower
    • 3 Higher
    • 4 The same
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    Correct answer: Higher

    A lease liability that was not shown before is now recognised, so debt rises.

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