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There is existence of lease arrangement shown by:
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DR LEASE PAYABLE- 35,000 √
Sprint
CR BANK 35,000 √
DR SOPL-DEPRECIATION 31,000 √
CR ACCUMULATED 31,000 √
DEPRECIATION
(FV/UL)155,000/5yrs
(8√=8 marks)
c) Prepare the journal entries for the lease back transaction in the books of Dixie Sdn
Bhd for the year ended 31 March 2020 assuming it is a finance lease. Narrations
are not required.
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Dr. Lease receivable-Dixie 8,000 √
d) Prepare an extract of Statement of Profit or Loss for the year ended 31 March 2020
and Statement of Financial Position as at that date in the books of Micromax Sdn
Bhd. (Note on the leases is not required)
Expenses:
INTEREST EXPENSE-smart phone 12,000 √
Interest expenses- office equipment 8,000 √
DEPRECIATION: smart phones packages 31,000 √√
rm155,000/5
Depreciation: Equipment RM300,000/4 75,000 √√
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(15√x1/3=5 marks)
(Total:25 marks)
Question 2
a) (i) The impairment loss (if any) for the buses as at 31 March 2020
Recoverable amount will be the higher of fair value less cost to sell and Value-in-Use.
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2019 98,880 0.751 74,259 √
2020 96,120 0.683 65,650 √
Value in use 331,376 @139,909
Scrap value= value of asset remain at the end of asset useful life.**
Recoverable Amount
Fair value less costs to sell = RM450,000√
Value in Use = RM410,000√
Recoverable amount (the higher of) = RM 450,000√
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Depreciation (540,000 – 54,000 – 48,600- 29,525 √√ (175,865)
(31/12/2020) 43740)x10%x9/12
Carrying Amount Before without impairment 364,135
(31/12/2020) loss
Reversal amount
CA without impairment 364,135
CA with impairment 285,699
Reversal amount 78,436√
Since RM78,436 is lower than the original impairment amount of RM80,284, the amount
that can be reversed is only RM78,436√.
(13√ = 13 marks)
iii. How is COVID-19 likely to impact the impairment test of the assets above?
As a reminder, RA is the higher of VIU and FVLCTS.
COVID-19 will often affect both amounts.
Many entities start by estimating VIU.
This is because if VIU exceeds carrying value there is no need to determine FVLCTS
(and vice versa).
However, if VIU indicates an impairment loss, then FVLCCTS should also be estimated
– unless facts and circumstances indicate that FVLCts would not be materially higher
than VIU or it cannot be estimated reliably.
(2 MARKS on any 2 point )
(Total = 25 marks)
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