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Financial Reporting & Analysis
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Under US GAAP, a lessor classifies a lease as a sales-type lease. Compared to an operating lease, the lessor will most likely report:
A
Higher income in the first year due to upfront selling profit recognition
B
Lower income in the first year because the asset is derecognized
C
The same total income in every year because the lease payments are identical
D
Higher assets on the balance sheet throughout the lease term
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#operating-lease
#income-recognition
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