Accounting Case Study: Leases

DaVinci Case Study
you will answer ONLY the 6 questions - ONLY QUESTIONS 1-6. 
You are responsible for organizing your answers in a manner that makes it efficient for me to read and understand. In situations where numeric answers are required, it is up to you how much or how little to show me in terms of calculations. If you show me too little and you get the answer wrong, you will receive less credit. On the other hand, if you show me a bunch of messy calculations on the back of a napkin, you are not likely to get partial credit either if your answer is wrong. Bottom line, you are going to need to determine the audience (me) and how to present that information in an organized and readable format. If it is a question that does not have a numeric answer but asks you to make a qualitative assertion, you need to answer in paragraphs (more than one is optional) with complete sentences, correct grammar and spelling. This is not an exercise in texting. Again, you need to take whatever time and space is necessary to answer the question. I will warn you that no answer can be reduced to one sentence and that more than 3 pages per question will NOT be read. The once exception is Question 13. This will require a multiple paragraph, multiple page answer that will need an essay format. It should have a clear beginning, middle, and end. There should be transitions between paragraphs, be spelled correctly and have correct grammatical structure. In the past, the best presentations have been done by having an individual worksheet for each problem in a spreadsheet. For the last question, a separate word document would be submitted. This presentation is something to consider. In addition, also consider the fact that I am reviewing a LOT of these. If you are unclear or imprecise, or don't adequately explain what you did or how you came up with a number in a solution, I am not likely to look favorably on the answer.....
You may do research on the Internet (and you should). However, all work must be your own and any information taken from others should be appropriately cited.