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Thank you for this informative short video and for providing such a relatable example!

very interesting on the level of interest, power and weather its high or low

amazing explanation!!!! thank you

Lovely, this is helpful

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Understood

Please may I know the significance of the analysis in a program or action context

Flacking is and unfortunate word of choice when writing it like that. Looks a little like something else

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textbook example of good management overall , bad indirect results (fracking)

Good explanation with great examples!

Now finally I get it.That was a very good explanation

Well elaborated. Thank you

Well understood! Great explanation. Thank you!

This was extremely useful. Thank you so much for sharing.

Thank you Jo, quick and simple explanation

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thank you very much i'll be able to elaborate this in my exams

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Easy to understand!! Thank you

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A DOUBT!!! So under an Operating lease, the asset will be recognized on the Balance sheet of the lessee as well as the lessor? How is this possible?

Great explanation. Thank you.

Thanks a lot, it's very clear and straightforward.

Great explanation, crystal clear. Thank you very much for your time.

Thx for the explanation: However I search for a formula instead of writing it down. I have several items on one sheet with month instead of year and would prefer not to create 1200 (60 years a 12 months) columns to calculate the actual Leas liability by line? Is there a formula for the accumulated interest or accumulated principal or the actual carrying amount of a lease liability withouth writing down every step? I have tried to solve it by myself. It works for n =1 and n = 2, but in period 3 it does not work anymore:y = Leas liability, i = interest, n = period, x = lease payment example = y = 655, i = 5.9% and x = 155Accumulated interest = y*((1+i)^n-1) -x*((1+i)^(n-1)-1) ?As written it only works for n = 1+2, on 3 and following it does not work anymore. any suggestions? Been working on it since hours and going crazy.

well explained thank u very much

Extremely clear. Thank you!

So as per IFRS 16, there is no classification of either being a fiance lease or operating lease?

You deserve my money, just for me to watch this. Thankyou so much

Hello Sir, i've got a question referred to the repayments of the lessee in period 1 - 4: Is there a reason you assumed that they are steady during the whole lease term? I always thought that repayments increase (IAS 17 - finance lease) with continuous period while interest expenses decrease (actual like an annuity loan). Thank you very much for a declaring answer

Very clear lecture, well done, appreciate that

Hi there, insightful explanation on the new IFRS 16. I wonder, what will be the effect on a company's equity? Assuming SL depreciation approach is used. Thanks !

May I ask what if the book value is $372.30 as you mentioned, but lessee paid higher or lower than this amount. How would the accounting treatment be like? Much thanks for the great explanation.

Thanks for explaining it so well.