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GASB 87 Leases December 12, 2017 GASB 87 Scope and Effective Date Effective date reporting period beginning after December 15, 2019 How does this improve accounting and financial reporting? Establishes a single model for lease accounting based on the principle that leases are financings of the right to use underlying asset 2 1

Current Lease Accounting 3 Lease Type Criteria GASB codification L20 Capital lease criteria Lease transfers ownership by the end of the term Lease contains a bargain purchase option Lease is 75% or more of the estimated economic life of the leased property Present value of the minimum lease payments equals 90% of the fair value of the property Operating leases Anything not meeting the criteria of a capital lease 4 2

Capital Leases Value equal to the present value of the minimum lease payments or fair value of the asset leased (whichever is lower) Lease liability amortized Lease asset depreciated Life of the asset or term of the lease depending the criteria met Disclose future minimum payments 5 Operating Leases No liability or asset recorded Lease payments are expensed Disclose future minimum payments If long term and noncancelable 6 3

Lease Accounting Under GASB 87 7 Definition of a Lease A contract that conveys control of the right to use another entity s nonfinancial asset as specified in a contact for a period of time in an exchange or exchange like transaction. Nonfinancial Assets: Buildings Land Vehicles Equipment 8 4

Excluded from Scope of Statement 87 Leases of intangible assets Leases of biological assets (timber, plants, animals) Contracts that meet the definition of a services concession arrangement Leases of assets financed with outstanding conduit debt Supply contacts 9 Contracts That Transfer Ownership Transfer of ownership of the underlying asset to the lessee by the end of the contract and: Does not contain termination options May contain a fiscal funding or cancellation clause that is not reasonably certain of being exercised Should be reported as a financed purchase (lessee) or sale of asset (lessor). 10 5

Lease Term The period during which a lessee has a noncancelable right to use an underlying asset, plus: Periods covered by a lessee s or lessor s option to extend the lease if it is reasonably certain Periods covered by a lessee s or lessor s option to terminate the lease if it is reasonably certain Period for which both the lessee and lessor have an option to terminate without permission from the other party (or if both have to agree to extend) are cancelable periods and are excluded from the lease term (rolling month to month lease) 11 Reassessment of the Lease Term Only if one or more occur The lessee or lessor elects an option that was not previously determined to be exercised An event specified in the lease contracts that requires an extension or termination of the lease takes place 12 6

Short Term Leases 13 Term Maximum possible term under the lease contract of 12 months including options to extend Leases cancelable by either party such as month to month or year to year leases Maximum possible term is the noncancelable period (including notice periods) 14 7

Recognition Lessees Lease payments are recognized as an expense Asset for payments made in advance or liability for payments due Lessors Lease payments are recognized as revenue Liability for payments made in advance or asset for payments owed 15 Long Term Leases 16 8

Lease Liability 17 Measurement Measured at the present value of payments expected to be made during the lease term The discount rate used for measurement should be the interest rate the lessor charges the lessee If an interest rate is not determined by the lessee, the estimated incremental borrowing rate should be used 18 9

Future Payments Included in the Measurement of the Lease Liability Fixed payments Variable payments that depend on an index Variable payments that are fixed in substance Amounts that are reasonably certain of being required to be paid The exercise price of the purchase option if it is reasonably certain that the lessee will exercise the option Payments for penalties for terminating the lease Lease incentives receivable from the lessor 19 Future Payments NOT Included in the Measurement of the Lease Liability Variable payments based on future performance or usage of the underling asset Expensed in the period the payment is incurred If any component of the variable payment is fixed in substance, then should be included in the measurement 20 10

Adjustment to the Lease Liability Change in the lease term Likelihood of purchase option being exercised has changed Change in the estimated amount of payments Change in variable payments that were contingent on the performance or use of the asset become fixed 21 Adjustment to the Lease Liability (Continued) Change in discount rate Change in interest rate charged by lessor Change in the index or rate used to determine variable payments that significantly affects the amount of the liability Not required to remeasure for change in incremental borrowing rate 22 11

Lease Asset (Right to Use Asset) 23 Measurement Measured as the sum of the following: The amount of the initial measurement of the liability Lease payments made to the lessor at or before the commencement of the lease term, less any incentives Initial direct costs to place the leased asset into service 24 12

Amortization Systematic and rational manner over the shorter of: Lease term Useful life of the asset Recorded as amortization expense and can be combined with depreciation 25 Amortization (Continued) If a purchase option is reasonably certain of being exercised: Amortize over the life of the asset If nondepreciable (land), than the lease asset should not be amortized 26 13

Adjustments to the Lease Asset Same factors as the lease liability If value of asset is reduced to zero, remaining liability is removed and recognized as a gain Impairment of asset Change in time the asset can be used Decline in service utility of the asset 27 Financial Statement Presentation 28 14

Economic Resources Measurement Focus Lessee Lease Asset Present value of the lease payments Amortize over life of lease/asset Lease Liability Present value of the lease payments Amortize over life of the lease 29 Current Financial Resources Measurement Focus Lessee Inception Other financing sources Proceeds of lease Capital outlay Purchase of lease asset Ongoing Debt service Lease payment 30 15

Economic Resources Measurement Focus Lessor Lease Receivable Present value of the lease payments Amortized over the life of the lease Deferred Inflows of Resources Equal to the lease receivable Amortize and recognize as revenue over the term of the lease Lease Asset Do not derecognize 31 Current Financial Resources Measurement Focus Lessor Inception Lease receivable Deferred inflow of resources Ongoing Reduction of the receivable upon lease payment Recognition of revenue and reduction of deferred inflow or resources 32 16

Example Journal Entries 33 Office Space Terms Total lease payments $100,000 5 years Interest rate 4.5% (incremental borrowing rate) Present value $80,000 Principal $20,000 Interest 34 17

Office Space Lessee Inception Accrual Debit Right to use asset $80,000 Credit Lease Liability $80,000 Inception Mod. Accrual Debit Capital outlay $80,000 Credit Lease Proceeds $80,000 35 Office Space Lessee Annual Entries Accrual Lease Asset Debit Amortization $16,000 Credit Right to use asset $16,000 Lease Liability Debit Lease Liability $16,000 Debit Interest Expense $4,000 Credit Cash $20,000 36 18

Office Space Lessee Annual Entries Mod. Accrual Lease Liability Debit Debt Service, Principal $16,000 Debit Debt Service, Interest $4,000 Credit Cash $20,000 37 Office Space Lessor Inception Accrual and Mod. Accrual Debit Lease Receivable $80,000 Credit Deferred Inflows of Resources $80,000 38 19

Office Space Lessor Annual Entries Accrual and Mod. Accrual Debit Cash $20,000 Credit Lease Receivable $16,000 Credit Interest Income $4,000 Debit Deferred Inflows of Resources $16,000 Credit Lease Revenue $16,000 39 Notes to Financial Statements Lessees 40 20

Description of the Leasing Arrangement Basis and terms of the lease Conditions of variable payments not included in the measurement of the liability Terms and conditions of guarantees provided by the lessee not included in the measurement of the liability 41 Lease Assets Total amount of the lease asset Accumulated amortization Major classes of underlying assets 42 21

Payments Not Included in the Measurement of the Liability Variable payments not included in the measurement Guarantees Termination penalties 43 Other Principal and interest required for each of the five subsequent years and in five year increments thereafter Commitments before commencement of the lease Any loss associated with an impairment of the asset and related change to the lease liability 44 22

Notes to Financial Statements Lessors 45 General Basis and terms of the lease Total lease and interest revenue recognized in the reporting period Amount of payments not included in the measurement of the lease receivable Terms and conditions of options by the lessee to terminate the lease 46 23

Leasing as a Principal Activity Future payments of lease receivable Principal and interest separately Each of five subsequent years and in five year increments thereafter 47 Other Items to Consider 48 24

Lease Incentives Payments to or on behalf of the lessee by the lessor Considered a rebate or discount to the lease obligation Include in the initial measurement Applied as a reduction in lease payments for the period in which the incentive payment will be provided 49 Contracts with Multiple Components Account for agreements that contain lease and non lease components separately If separate amounts are not included in the agreement, use professional judgement If not practical to determine, treat as a single lease unit Account for agreements that contain multiple underlying assets that have different lease terms separately 50 25

Lease Modifications Treat as a separate lease if the following are present: The modification gives the lessee an additional lease asset by adding additional underlying asset(s) Increase in lease payments does not appear unreasonable based on the terms of the amended lease contract Otherwise remeasure the current lease 51 Lease Termination Decrease in the lessee s right to use the underlying asset Shortened term Decrease in the number of underlying assets Include partial or full lease termination Reduce lease asset and liability and report gain/loss for difference If termination is result of purchase, then reclass asset 52 26

Other Lease Arrangements Subleases Sales leaseback transactions Lease leaseback transactions 53 Implementation and Practical Considerations 54 27

Implementation Implemented retroactively by restatement, if practical for all periods presented Little impact on statement of activities Do not apply to immaterial items Consider the underlying asset leased 55 Implementation Gather information for all outstanding leases and evaluate the terms and conditions and identify: Length of lease Interest rate to apply Useful life of the asset 56 28

Implementation Compile information for disclosure Roll forward of leases Future payments schedule Roll forward of leased assets by category Any other payments made/received 57 Practical Considerations Assess lease agreements Are terms month to month or less than 12 months? Can they be amended to do so? Does the lease include cancelable terms? Evaluate what is material to the users of the financial statements Evaluate current capitalization policies and thresholds 58 29

Dustin Starr, Manager dstarr@md cpas.com 412 535 5541 Questions? Contact Me! Source: Governmental Accounting Standards Board Statement No. 87, Leases Pittsburgh Harrisburg Butler State College Erie Lancaster www.md cpas.com 59 30