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What is the formula for Present Value in Lease Accounting?

  • September 29, 2021
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Carlo Palma
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Hi,

 

What is the formula for Present Value in Lease Accounting? I comparing it to the excel PV formula

I don’t seem to get it match?

Any idea?

 

Thanks!

Best answer by Janith Bandara

Hi @Carlo Palma 

 

Usually the formula is [1/(1+r)^np] *Lease payment

for an example if the schedule consists of 12 months the PV calculation is as follows

PV calculation of Installment No 1 is 99173.55

It is calculated as follows

1/(1+10%/12)^1=0.9917355

0.9917355*100000=99173.55

PV calculation of Installment No 2 is 98353.94

It is calculated as follows

1/(1+10%/12)^2=0.9835394

0.9835394*100000=98353.94

 

 

BR/Janith

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Hi @Carlo Palma 

 

Usually the formula is [1/(1+r)^np] *Lease payment

for an example if the schedule consists of 12 months the PV calculation is as follows

PV calculation of Installment No 1 is 99173.55

It is calculated as follows

1/(1+10%/12)^1=0.9917355

0.9917355*100000=99173.55

PV calculation of Installment No 2 is 98353.94

It is calculated as follows

1/(1+10%/12)^2=0.9835394

0.9835394*100000=98353.94

 

 

BR/Janith


Carlo Palma
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  • October 1, 2021

Hi @Janith Bandara , 

Thanks for the answer but I getting a different value base on your formula? 

How to do “^1” in a normal calculator? 

 

I’d used google to calculate and this is what I got

 

 


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Hi @Carlo Palma ,

 

You need to divide rate by 12 months to get the monthly compound rate.That is 10%/12

 

10%=0.1

 

 

BR/Janith

 


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