A brewery client has passed me an invoice & hire agreement for about 1,000 beer kegs. It's a 6 year agreement which can be broken or the kegs purchased after 3 years, or continued to the full term, then purchased or returned. My client still has to pay if kegs get broken/lost etc. The 2 (different) purchase prices seem a reasonable market value for that age.
From reading the agreement, I was leaning towards capitalising the kegs to the value of 3 years worth of monthly payments. However, there will be monthly invoices for X + VAT, so now I'm thinking plain P&L expense.
What would you do?
Secondary questions - what Sift 'tag' would you have put to this post? There's no HP, fixed assets etc, so I ended up with bookkeeping ...
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As good a starting point as any.
Finished off with a craft hoppy beer, perhaps.
Let us know your conclusion in the light of your full barrell of knowledge.