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that's given below welcome everyone and today we have a topic with us is called
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lease versus rent now what did this or topic is all about
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we're going to learn the same and let me give you a short synopsis first well in
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this topic what we are going to do is we are going to learn first the meaning of
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what is lease what is rent we are going to understand some of the differences
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like meaning what are the term is the accounting standards that those are
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involved who are the parties are involved the considerations that are
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given to the maintenance the change in contracts or agreement means offer that
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that goes in the expiry and some of the key differences in this particular topic
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so let's begin today lease versus rent well lease and rent aren't same on the
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surface lease and rent seemed similar but there is a major difference between
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both of them so what exactly lease and rent is all about let me just bifurcate
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here well when an asset is given on lies the responsibility of the maintenance on
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the lessee that means when a business takes an asset on lease the responsibility
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of the maintenance lies in the business on the other hand when the asset is
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let's say rented ok then in that scenario the responsibility of the
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maintenance lies on the person who rents such asset or the property so in this
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tutorial we will go through the comparative analysis of lease versus
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rent so let's begin we're going to understand this even on the surface it
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seems renting and leasing are similar but they are not in this - told we will
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look at difference between the between them with the help of the infographics
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first well leasing is entering into a contract with lessee for a long period
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to use an asset or a property well rent is entering into agreement with her
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tenant for a certain period to use an asset or a property here the contract
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is with the lessee for a longer period and here for a certain stipulated
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period okay to use it to use the property the term usually it is for the
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long term here it is for the short term the accounting standard AS19 that is
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the accounting standard number 19 now India's comes into picture and they are
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based on is AS19 here for the rent there is no such accounting standard that
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comes into picture that goes by the renting agreement because every renting
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agreement have their own norms they want to put on their own clauses so it
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depends upon the scene if there is no stipulated work now the parties here its
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lesser in lessee here's the landlord and the tenant it's like you know you're
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buying a house and you are the tenant the person from you from whom you are
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renting in the house is your landlord you're the lessor and lessee it's like
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let's say lessor is that's a Lufthansa so Lufthansa lessor is the
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lessor your and the lessee is let's a General Electric or probably Boeing who
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is leasing that particular source or or you know McQuarrie who is leasing such
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assets now the considerations that are considered the monthly installments are
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paid for the lease monthly rent is paid monthly quarterly for using the property
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or assets the maintenance the responsibility of the maintenance has
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satellize on the lessee while in renting the responsibility the
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maintenance of the asset lies with the tenant the change in the contract
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agreement once the contract is signed there is no change in the contract for
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the fixed feet of time let's say for the 10 years so there is no change there is
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no alterations that you can do here the changes in the agreement anytime
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whenever they choose to go for usually it is for one year but if you want to
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change then you can redraft it and you can change it now the offer it takes
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very once the term is over they will ask to purchase the asset this is basically
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a finance lease where once you pay the last installment once the term is over
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you the asset belongs to you and there is no such offer that is given to the
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tenant by the landlord over here once your term is over you need to leave the
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place if you want to stay then you know probably they'll mean inflation in the
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renting part well this was the difference between lease versus rent now
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let me take you to some of the key differences see there are many
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differences between lease versus rent some of the key differences that stands
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out here is that lease is taken when a business does not have ample fixed
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capital leases taken when they do not have ample fixed capital to buy an asset
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like you know engines lending gears planes when they buy it they don't have
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they don't have this high level of money to buy such planes or what they will do
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they will go and buy those assets for the fixed end your for the fixed lease
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right so there is one operating lease and financing lease so they'll buy it a
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differencing lease but after the term is over the asset belongs to you yeah this
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is sort of an operating lease this is finance operating lease renting over
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here is basically after the term is over your asset belongs to the landlord
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himself the leasing contracts are two parties a lessor and the lessee the
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rental agreement has two parties land on and the tenant leasing okay is usually
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done for the asset or the equipment's renting is mostly done for the
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properties of land properties or land in leasing the service and the maintenance
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are done by the lessee when he or she takes the equipment on lease in renting
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on the other hand the servicing and the maintenance are done by the landlord
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even if the tenant takes a property on friend here the leasing is done for the
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fixed period under terms of the conditions are predetermined in the
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contract are made by taking the mutual acceptance in renting the agreement the
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terms and the conditions can be changed any point of time in leasing an offer to
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purchase is given on the expiry of the leasing contract and here there is no
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such offer given on the expiry of the e renting agreement well I hope you have
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got a fantastic idea of what we are or what we are talking about here so
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overall you may have got an idea that what lease and rent goes about lease and
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rent they both are different but to a layman
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they stand similar and that's why it is important to go deep into lease and rent
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concept and understand even if the major difference between leasing and renting
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is who needs to do the maintenance and the servicing so there are other
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differences too and even if the two parties are involved in the contracts
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the roles of the each party are different for example in leasing
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contract both the parties have what you call as the Equal Rights right
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that is involved for example leasing contract both the parties of equal
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rights but in be renting agreement the landlord has more power than the tenant
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though both can decide to go out of agreement whenever they want to in a
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simple way over here I'll give you an example quickly that I know in let's say
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there's a company called Jet Airways I won't use that Lufthansa let's say is a
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lessor who is buying a plane or engine from a leasing company let's say
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McQuarrie now McQuarrie is the lessor he is the lessor Lufthansa is the lessee
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here Lufthansa buys let's say 4-5 years for 10 years usually the domicile
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from McQuarrie so all the expenses probably maintenance Lufthansa will have
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to bear not the mcquarrie Lufthansa will bear everything Lufthansa will take
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depreciation also in its books of accounts and after on the on the tenth
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year of the last installment the asset belongs to Lufthansa not McQuarrie but
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here the rent renting is something like this again I'll just take the same
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example here but the only thing is that here the asset is taken on rent that is
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what we call as the operating lease so here Lufthansa takes the asset from
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McQuarrie saying that I am NOT going to buy in future but what I will do is that
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Lufthansa saying what I'll do from you is that I will be buying it for let's
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say I want the asset for 5 years of time span and once the 5 years is
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over what will happen is that post facto the asset will belong to my query itself
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so after the term is over the asset will belong to make wire itself so all the
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expenses that Lufthansa and girls for the maintenance McQuarrie have to build
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McQuarrie will get all the sort of depreciation in its balance sheet in
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its Piron account for the asset in the balance sheet the asset will be recorded
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in the book of the mcquarrie okay and not in the
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books of Lufthansa but I hope you have got a fantastic idea
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of what goes in around in both of them and well that is it for now I hope if
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