newport daz
Apr 16, 2009, 10:08 AM
Hi,
I've got to prepare some financial statements for our company to take to a bank appointment and I want them to be correct. I'm stuck with a finance lease.
The company is preparing statements for y/e 31st may 2008.( late I know, but we have been given extra time by companies house)
On march 1st 2008, the company took a finance lease on a van worth £13,295. A deposit was paid of £463.80. The lease is for 48 months with a balloon payment of £2,700 at the end of that period. The monthly payments are £299.73. I've spoken to the finance company and the company that sold the van don't know what any interest rate is.
So, I'm not sure how to correctly account for these in the accounts.
The total payments for the van over the 48 months is 48 x 299.73= 14,387.04
The balloon payment of £2,700 has to be paid if the van is sold or a new one is taken at the end of the 48 months, so the total repayble will be 14,387.04 + 2,700 = 17,087.04
Is the useful economic life of the van the 4 years of the lease?
Depreciation is to be charged 20% straight line basis. Is the £13,295 value of the van, or the £14,387.04 or the £17,087.04 to be used when calculating the depreciation, with the depreciation charge being put on the income statement?
The value of the van on the balance sheet will be minus the depreciation charge to give the net book value, correct?
under non-current liabilities, will the amount be the £17,087.04 less 3 x months at 299.73 and the deposit of £463.80?
Will the 3 x payments of £299.73 be charged to the income statement?
Thanks for any help.
I've got to prepare some financial statements for our company to take to a bank appointment and I want them to be correct. I'm stuck with a finance lease.
The company is preparing statements for y/e 31st may 2008.( late I know, but we have been given extra time by companies house)
On march 1st 2008, the company took a finance lease on a van worth £13,295. A deposit was paid of £463.80. The lease is for 48 months with a balloon payment of £2,700 at the end of that period. The monthly payments are £299.73. I've spoken to the finance company and the company that sold the van don't know what any interest rate is.
So, I'm not sure how to correctly account for these in the accounts.
The total payments for the van over the 48 months is 48 x 299.73= 14,387.04
The balloon payment of £2,700 has to be paid if the van is sold or a new one is taken at the end of the 48 months, so the total repayble will be 14,387.04 + 2,700 = 17,087.04
Is the useful economic life of the van the 4 years of the lease?
Depreciation is to be charged 20% straight line basis. Is the £13,295 value of the van, or the £14,387.04 or the £17,087.04 to be used when calculating the depreciation, with the depreciation charge being put on the income statement?
The value of the van on the balance sheet will be minus the depreciation charge to give the net book value, correct?
under non-current liabilities, will the amount be the £17,087.04 less 3 x months at 299.73 and the deposit of £463.80?
Will the 3 x payments of £299.73 be charged to the income statement?
Thanks for any help.