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Intermediate Accounting
Curtis L. Norton, Northern Illinois University
Michael Diamond, University of Southern California
Donald Pagach, North Carolina State University
Learning Objectives
Chapter 14: Accounting for Leases

  1. Describe the characteristics and advantages of leases.
  2. Explain the differences between an operating lease and a capital lease for the lessee.
  3. Determine the rental payment for a lease.
  4. Account for an operating lease as the lessee. 
  5. Account for a capital lease as the lessee.
  6. Explain how operating and capital leases affect a lessee's cash flow.
  7. Explain the differences between an operating lease, a direct financing lease, and a sales-type lease for the lessor.
  8. Account for an operating lease as the lessor.
  9. Account for a direct financing lease as the lessor.
  10. Account for a sales-type lease as the lessor.


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