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Presentation and disclosure




                       ASC 842-30-50-10
                       A lessor shall disclose a maturity analysis of its lease receivables, showing the undiscounted cash flows
                       to be received on an annual basis for a minimum of each of the first five years and a total of the
                       amounts for the remaining years. A lessor shall disclose a reconciliation of the undiscounted cash
                       flows to the lease receivables recognized in the statement of financial position (or disclosed separately
                       in the notes).


                       A lessor is also required to disclose its lease income in a tabular format in each annual and interim
                       reporting period. For sales-type and direct financing leases, this tabular disclosure should include the
                       following:


                          □   Profit or loss recognized at the commencement date, disclosed on either a gross or net basis
                              based on its business model

                          □   Interest income, either in aggregate or separated by components of the net investment in the
                              lease

                          □   Lease income relating to variable lease payments not included in the measurement of the lease
                              receivable

                       A lessor should also disclose the components of its aggregate net investment in sales-type leases and
                       direct financing leases including:

                          □   The carrying amount of its lease receivables


                          □   Its unguaranteed residual assets

                          □   Any deferred selling profit in direct financing leases (which is a reduction to the net
                              investment)


            9.3.4.2    Operating lease

                       In addition to the general disclosures discussed previously, a lessor should disclose the following with
                       respect to operating leases:

                          □   A maturity analysis of lease payments, showing the undiscounted cash flows to be received on
                              an annual basis for a minimum of the next five years and the total lease payments to be
                              received in the remaining years. The maturity analysis for operating leases should not be
                              combined with the maturity analysis for sales-type and direct financing leases

                          □   The property, plant, and equipment disclosures required by ASC 360 separate from owned
                              assets held and used by the lessor

                       A lessor is also required to disclose its lease income in a tabular format for each annual and interim
                       reporting period. For operating leases, this tabular disclosure should include lease income relating to
                       lease payments, including lease income relating to variable lease payments.









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