Answer:
Sales type lease, direct financing lease, operating lease
Explanation:
A lease is a contractual agreement whereby the lessor(landlord) is paid for the use of his or her assets/properties by the lease(tenant). The assets that are usually leased are vehicles, buildings etc where payment is made for a specified period.
Sales type lease. Here, the dealer(landlord) earn interest revenue accrued plus the profit on the sale of asset. Whereas the profit is arrived at by deducting the selling price from the actual sales price . Profit is also earned and recognized at the beginning of the lease period.
Direct financing lease. The only benefit earned on this type of lease is the interest by the lessor-landlord. There is no profit or loss in the lease transaction. The actual value of leased asset is the same as the purchased value of the asset.
Operating lease is the combination of both sales type lease and direct financing lease. Here, the benefit of asset leased like yearly depreciation is claimed by the lessee-tenant . The ownership of leased asset must be transferred to the lessor at the end of agreed term subject to lessee having bargaining option. The lesse may however purchase the asset at a much reduced price say seventy five percent of the market value.
Answer: Gap 1
Explanation:
The Gap model is used to better understand the problems involved in delivering superior services to customers which can then be overcome for better customer service.
There are 4 gaps and the relevant one here is Gap 1 which is the Listening Gap. Gap 1 is the difference between company understanding of customer expectations and the development of customer-driven service designs and standards.
This Gap is very important to note because the company cannot deliver to its customers effectively if it does not understand what they want in the first place.
Answer:
Adjusting entry
No Account & Explanation Debit Credit
a) Supplies Expense $637
(245+735-343)
Supplies $637
(To record supplies adjusted)
b) Interest expense $170
Interest payable $170
(To record accrued interest)
c) Wages and salaries expense $5350
Wages & salaries payable $5350
(To record wages and salaries expense)
d) Unearned fees $27600
(46000*60%)
Fees earned $27600
(To record fees earned)
e) Account receivable $5700
Fees earned $5700
(To record fees earned)
