Disadvantages of Leasing from the Lessee's Perspective Include All of the Following

question 158

Multiple Choice

Disadvantages of leasing from the lessee's perspective include all of the following EXCEPT

• A) the return to the lessor is quite high.
• B) prohibition on leasehold improvements.
• C) under a financial lease, an asset may subsequently become obsolete.
• D) the maximum claim of the lessor in the event of bankruptcy is three years of lease payments.

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