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On 1 July 2019, Maria Ltd enters a 5 years lease agreement with John Ltd to...

On 1 July 2019, Maria Ltd enters a 5 years lease agreement with John Ltd to obtain the right to use ten photocopiers. The photocopiers have a useful life of 6 years. Lease payments of $50,000 are to be made at the end of each financial year for 5 years starting on 30 June 2020. To enter the lease, it costs Maria Ltd $5,000 to seek for professional advice. The residual value guaranteed by the lessee is $10,000 and the implicit interest rate in the lease contract is 9% p.a.

Additional information:

Interest Rate

Present Value of $1 in 5 years

Present Value of an annuity of $1 for 5 years

9%

0.6499

3.8897

REQUIRED

  1. Calculate the lease liability and the right-to-use machine cost to be recognised by Maria Ltd as at 1 July 2019, in accordance with AASB 16 Leases.

  1. Complete the lease payment schedule for 30 June 2020; 30 June 2021 and 30 June 2022.
  1. Provide the journal entries for Maria Ltd to record the commencement of the lease agreement on 1 July 2019.
  1. Provide the journal entries for Maria Ltd to record the first interest payment on 30 June 2020.

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1.

Calcultion of Present value of lease payments by lessee

Year Type Amount PVF/AF 9% Discounted Cash Flow
1-5 Annual Lease Payments $           50,000.00 3.8897 $                  1,94,485.00
5 Guarenteed Residual Value $           10,000.00 0.6499 $                       6,499.00
Present Value of lease $                  2,00,984.00

Machine cost to be recognised by Maria Ltd as at July 1, 2019 is $200,984

2.

Lease Payment Schedule for 5 years

Year Opening Balance Montly Payments Principal Interest Closing Balance
1 $                         2,00,984.00 $           50,000.00 $31,911.44 $                     18,088.56 $   1,69,072.56
2 $                         1,69,072.56 $           50,000.00 $34,783.47 $                     15,216.53 $   1,34,289.09
3 $                         1,34,289.09 $           50,000.00 $37,913.98 $                     12,086.02 $       96,375.11
4 $                            96,375.11 $           50,000.00 $41,326.24 $                       8,673.76 $       55,048.87
5 $                            55,048.87 $           60,000.00 $55,048.87 $                       4,951.13 $               -0.00

3.

Journal Entries on Maria Ltd on commencement of lease agreemnet on 1st July

Asset $200,894

To Lessor(John Ltd) $200,894

Lease/legal Expense $5,000

To cash/bank $5,000

4.

Journal Entries of maria ltd on 30th June 2020

John Ltd $31,911

Finance cost $18,089

To Bank/cash $50,000

Profit and loss $18,089

To Finance Cost $18,089


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