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Daly bhd. is a leasing company that enters into 5-year lease (that does not allow cancellation)...

Daly bhd. is a leasing company that enters into 5-year lease (that does not allow cancellation) for equipment with Krause Bhd. on 1 january 2019. The equipment has an estimated life of 6 years and a fair value of RM 1,800,00 at the commencement of the lease. in addition, the leased equipment is of a specialized nature such that only Krause Bhd. can use the equipment without major modifications being made. The lease contains the following provisions:

rental payments of RM 200,000, payable at the beginning of each 6-month period, throughout the lease period.

it is expected that Daly Bhd. will realize rm 100,000 from selling the assets at the expiration of the lease. however, the actual residual value is expected to be rm60,000. the residual value is not guaranteed by Klause Bhd. Krause's incremental borrowing rate is 8%. Krause uses the straight line method to depreciate its assets.

(a) related journal entries for the year 2019 in the books of Krause Bhd ( include amortization schedule through 1 January 2020)

(b) prepare the statements of profit or loss and statements of financial position as at 31 December 2020  

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Period Lease Payment PV Factor @4% Present Value $
1             200,000 1              200,000
2             200,000 0.96154              192,308
3             200,000 0.92456              184,911
4             200,000 0.88900              177,799
5             200,000 0.85480              170,961
6             200,000 0.82193              164,385
7             200,000 0.79031              158,063
8             200,000 0.75992              151,984
9             200,000 0.73069              146,138
10             200,000 0.70259              140,517
Total           2,000,000           1,687,066
(a) Date Account Titles Debit $ Credit $
January 1,2019 Right of use assets 1,687,066
Lease liability 1,687,066
January 1,2019 Lease liability    200,000
Cash    200,000
July 1,2019 Lease liability    140,517
Interest Expense        59,483
Cash    200,000
December 31,2019 Amortization Expense    337,413
Right of use assets    337,413
(1,687,066 / 5 )
December 31,2019 Interest Expense        53,862
Interest Payable        53,862
Amortization
Schedule
Date Lease Payment Interest Expense @4% Reduction in Lease Lease
Liability( Payment-Expense) Liability
January 1,2019 1,687,066
January 1,2019             200,000                                       -                       200,000 1,487,066
July 1,2019             200,000                              59,483                     140,517 1,346,549
January 1,2020             200,000                              53,862                     146,138 1,200,411
July 1,2020             200,000                              48,016                     151,984 1,048,427
(b) Profit or Loss Statement Amount $
Interest Expense    113,345
(59,483 + 53,862 )
Statement of Financial Position
Non-current Assets
Right of use assets 1,349,653
(1,687,066 - 337,413 )
Non-current Liabilities
Lease liability 1,048,427
(1,346,549 - 146,138 - 151,984 )
Current Liabilities
Lease liability-Current portion    298,122
(146,138 + 151,984 )

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