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Trinidy Thompson
on Oct 15, 2024Verified
A lessee has substantially all of the benefits and risks of ownership in an operating lease.
Lessee
An entity or individual that leases or rents property or equipment from another.
Operating Lease
A leasing agreement allowing a lessee to use an asset without owning it, typically with shorter terms than a capital lease.
Ownership
The legal right or interest in something, often involving assets like property, businesses, or investments.
- Differentiating between the features and distinctions of finance leases and operating leases.
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Learning Objectives
- Differentiating between the features and distinctions of finance leases and operating leases.