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Explain when an employer can be held liable for the wrongful acts of an employee.
Capital Lease
A leasing arrangement that allows a lessee to record the leased asset as their own in their financial statements because it effectively transfers nearly all risks and rewards of ownership.
Lease Obligation
A financial commitment that a lessee is required to make under the terms of a lease, typically involving regular payments over a specified period.
Financial Reporting
The process of disclosing financial information and statements to the external users to help them make informed decisions about investing in or lending to the company.
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