Explanation:
For take-or-pay contracts, constructive capitalization involves recognizing the present value of future purchase obligations as both an asset and a liability on the balance sheet.
Key points:
Option A correctly reflects the constructive capitalization approach by using the present value amounts.
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To properly reflect the company's leverage, using constructive capitalization, the analyst should adjust the company's reported financial statements by:
A
adding €8,000,000 to the assets and adding €8,000,000 to the liabilities.
B
adding €10,000,000 to the assets and adding €10,000,000 to the liabilities.
C
adding €8,000,000 to the assets, adding €10,000,000 to the liabilities and subtracting €2,000,000 from equity.