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On January 1, 2021, The Danny Ainge Co. leased printing equipment from Laker LeaseCorp. Lease term...

On January 1, 2021, The Danny Ainge Co. leased printing equipment from Laker LeaseCorp.

  • Lease term = 3 years
  • Useful life = 4 years
  • Semiannual lease payments of $164,000 at the beginning of each period
  • Interest rate = 14%
  • Unguaranteed residual value = $50,000
  • Maintenance Fees = $4,000/twice each year (included in the payments)
  • Lessor’s initial indirect costs = $5,000
  • Cost to produce the printing machine = $550,000
  • After the fact, you determine that your actual Residual Value is $20,000

Required (Please put Dr in front of your debits and Cr in front of your credits, else it is hard to see what is a debit or credit in the d2L output):

  1. Prepare Journal Entries for Danny Ainge Co. and Laker LeaseCorp on December 31, 2021

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Lease term 3 years
useful Life 4 years
Semi annual lease payment at the beginning of the period 164000
so for a year paymeny would be 328000
Cost of machine 550000
Residual value 20000
Depreciation (cost of machine - residual value) / Useful life
132500
Journal entries in the books of Laker Lease Corp.
Date Particulars Amount $ Amount $
01.01.21 Danny Ainge Co                                                        Dr 164000
   To Royalty Receivables                                 Cr 164000
(being Royalty due)
01.01.21 Bank A/c                                                               Dr 164000
    To Danny Ainge Co                                      Cr 164000
( being Royalty Received)
01.07.21 Danny Ainge Co                                                        Dr 164000
   To Royalty Receivables                                 Cr 164000
(being Royalty due)
01.07.21 Bank A/c                                                               Dr 164000
    To Danny Ainge Co                                      Cr 164000
( being Royalty Received)
31.12.21 Royalty Receivables A/c                               Dr 328000
              To Profir & Loss A/c                           Cr 328000
( being royalty received transferred to Profit and loss account)
Journal entries in the books of Danny Ainge Co
Date Particulars Amount $ Amount $
01.01.21 Royalty A/c                                                        Dr 164000
     To Laker Lease Corp                                Cr 164000
( being royalty due)
01.01.21 Laker Lease Corp                                         Dr 164000
        To Cash 164000
( being cash paid to owner)
01.07.21 Royalty A/c                                                        Dr 164000
     To Laker Lease Corp                                Cr 164000
( being royalty due)
01.07.21 Laker Lease Corp                                         Dr 164000
        To Cash                                                     Cr 164000
( being cash paid to owner)
31.12.21 Profit and Loss A/c                                   Dr 328000
   To Royalty                                              Cr 328000
( being royalty transferred to P&L A/c)
31.12.21 Depreciation A/c                                            Dr 132500
        To Equipment A/c 132500
( being Depreciation charged)

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