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A公司从B公司融资租入一条生产线,其原账面价值为430万元,租赁开始日公允价值为410万元,按出租人的内含利率折现的最低租赁付款额的现值为420万元,最低租赁付款额为500万元,发生的初始直接费用为10万元。则在租赁开始日,A公司租赁资产的入账价值、未确认融资费用分别是万元。

A.420,80

B.410,100

C.420,90

D.430,80

答案

参考答案:C

解析:固定资产的入账价值是租赁开始日固定资产的公允价值和最低租赁付款额现值二者中的较低者,如果在租赁中发生的相关初始直接费用也应当计入到资产入账价值中,所以该固定资产的入账价值=410+10=420(万元)。将最低租赁付款额作为长期应付款的入账价值,则借贷方的差额作为未确认融资费用。

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