Balance sheet - liabilities and equity
Lease Obligations
Records obligations from lease contracts capitalized on the balance sheet on the balance sheet. A liability indicates a probable future outflow of resources or an obligation to deliver goods/services; its risk depends on maturity, cost, payment priority and re
Lease Obligations
capitalLeaseObligations · Balance sheet - liabilities and equity
- Definition
- Records obligations from lease contracts capitalized on the balance sheet on the balance sheet. A liability indicates a probable future outflow of resources or an obligation to deliver goods/services; its risk depends on maturity, cost, payment priority and refinancing capacity.
- Calculation
- Current leases + non-current leases.
- Uses
- Useful for measuring spontaneous financing, future obligations and liquidity risk. Critical in levered companies, utilities, real estate, industrials and advance-payment models. It can mislead without maturities, debt cost, covenants, leases and off-balance-sheet obligations. Cross-check cash, FCF, interest coverage and net debt.
