For the following five leases of Memorial Hospital, determine the appropriate
classification of each lease finance or operating and its proper treatment on the
financial statements. Prepare an amortization schedule for each lease this part is
NOT actually required for the entire term of the lease In addition, prepare the
journal entries to record the lease on the financial statements as of January
assuming a calendar fiscal year and the subsequent yearend entries for
and that reflect proper treatment using the new requirements for
accounting for leases. Please present and SUMMARIZE the difference between
operating and financing leases
the four criteria for classifying operating leases and capital leases: a the present value of the minimum lease payments must equal or exceed of the fair value of the asset; b the lease term must be at
least of the remaining useful life of the leased asset; c there is a bargain purchase at the end of
the lease; and d there is a transfer of ownership. To qualify as a capital lease and require balance
sheet reporting, at least one of these criteria had to be met; otherwise, the lease would be classified as
an operating lease and reported only on the income statement and in the footnotes.
Lease The lease was entered into on November with Beaugard
Properties for a medical office tower attached to the hospital. The lease was
for years with an option to renew for an additional years. The lease
called for monthly payments in the amount of $ with a annual
increase. The estimated value of the medical office tower was $
The incremental borrowing rate at the time the lease was finalized was
Lease The lease was entered into on January with Smith Family
Trust for land that the hospital occupied. The lease was for years with two
options to renew for years each. The lease called for monthly payments in
the amount of $ with a increase every years. The estimated
value of the property was $ The incremental borrowing rate at the
time the lease was finalized was
Lease The lease was entered into on March with Managed
Medical Supply for infusion pumps. The lease was for seven years with a
monthly payment of $ and the exclusive purchase of consumables.
The estimated value of the pumps was $ The expected useful life of
the equipment was years. There was not an option to renew the lease. The
incremental borrowing rate at the time the lease was finalized was
Lease The lease was entered into on October with Copper View
Medical Supply for compression sleeves. The lease was for two years with a
monthly payment of $ and the exclusive purchase of consumables.
The estimated value of the compression sleeves was $ The expected
life of the equipment was years. There were five options to renew the
lease in increments of two years. The incremental borrowing rate at the time
the lease was finalized was Renewal terms were consistent with the original lease terms
Lease The lease was entered into on January with US Medical for
irrigation solution warmers. The lease did not indicate a term or any
extensions, but required the purchase of consumables. The estimated cost
for each warmer was $ The expected life of the equipment was seven
years. The incremental borrowing rate at the time the lease was finalized was
Please include all the Journal Entries required for each lease. As well as all required formulas with the calculations. Also the lease classifications for each lease. Thank you.