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In December 2018, JCOV Bhd increased the operating capacity of its business

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In December 2018, JCOV Bhd increased the operating capacity of its business. Due to a lack of liquid funds JCOV Bhd was unable to buy the required machine which had a cost of RM370,000. On the recommendation of the finance director, on 1 January 2019, JCOV Bhd entered into an agreement to lease the machine from PERISAI Bhd. The following information relates to this agreement:

1. The term of the non-cancelable lease is 3 years with no renewal option.

2.   The fair value of the machine on 1 January 2019 is equal to its cost. The machine has an estimated useful life of 4 years.

3.   The agreement requires equal annual rental payments of RM116,000 to PERISAI Bhd, beginning on 31 December 2019.

4. JCOV Bhd has guaranteed a residual value of RM38,500 to PERISAI Bhd.

5. JCOV Bhd’s incremental borrowing rate is 5%. PERISAI Bhd’s implicit rate is 4% and is known to JCOV Bhd.

The machine has an estimated residual value of RM33,500 at the end of the lease term. Its residual value after 4 years is expected to be only RM12,100. The machine will revert to PERISAI Bhd at the end of the lease term. Both companies depreciates similar assets on a straight-line basis.

REQUIRED:

(Round your answer to two decimal points)

(e)       Determine the type of lease to PERISAI Bhd. Justify your answer as per MFRS 16 Leases.

(f)        Prepare the journal entries at 1 January 2019 for PERISAI Bhd to record the leasing activities.

(g)       Assuming that the above lease does not transfer substantially all the risks and rewards incidental to ownership of the leased asset, explain the accounting treatment for lease in the book of both companies.

           

    

Present Value Table

Periods

(n)

Present value of 1

Present value of an ordinary                         annuity of 1

Present value of an annuity due of 1

 

4%

5%

4%

5%

4%

5%

3

0.88900

0.86384

2.77509

2.72325

2.88609

2.85941

4

0.85480

0.82270

3.62990

3.54595

3.77509

3.72325

5

0.82193

0.78353

4.45182

4.32948

4.62990

4.54595

6

0.79031

0.74622

5.24214

5.07569

5.45182

5.32948

7

0.75992

0.71068

6.00205

5.78637

6.24214

6.07569

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Answer - e

The lease is covering 3 years out of 4 years of the life of the asset.

PV of al lease payments is covering substantially all of the fair value of the assets.

Hence this will be classified as Finance Lease by Lessor.

Sr Test Criteria Response Remarks
1 Ownership of Asset transfers to Lessee No  
2 The agreement contains Purchase Option No  
3 Lease Term cover 75% of Life of Asset Yes 75%
4 PV of MLP >=90% of Fair Value Yes  

Answer - f

Date Yr Payments PV Factor at 4% Present Value of Lease Payments
  0      
31.12.2019 1 116000       0.9615       111,538
31.12.2020 2 116000       0.9246       107,249
31.12.2021 3 116000       0.8890       103,124
31.12.2021 3 38500       0.8890         34,226
    Total PV of Cash Flow         356,137
Books of Lessor    
Date Account Title and Explanation Debit Credit
       
01.01.2019 Net Investment in Lease       356,137  
  Equipment held for Lease   370,000
  Revenue   356,137
  Cost of Goods Sold 370000  


Sales Revenue is PV of all future payments receivable under the lease. The cost of an asset is compared to the sale revenue to calculate gain or loss.

Answer - G

For Interest expense and Depreciation, please refer the calculation table given below.

Books of Lessee    
Date Account Title and Explanation Debit Credit
31.12.2019 Right to use Assets       356,137  
  Lease Payable   356,137
       
  Lease Payable       101,755  
  Interest Expense         14,245  
  Cash   116,000
       
  Depreciation Expense       118,712  
  ROU Asset Accumulated Depreciation   118,712
       
31.12.2020 Lease Payable       105,825  
  Interest Expense         10,175  
  Cash   116,000
       
  Depreciation Expense       118,712  
  ROU Asset Accumulated Depreciation   118,712
       
31.12.2021 Lease Payable       110,058  
  Interest Expense           5,942  
  Cash   116,000
       
  Depreciation Expense       118,712  
  ROU Asset Accumulated Depreciation   118,712
Books of Lessor    
Date Account Title and Explanation Debit Credit
31.12.2019 Depreciation Expense         89,475  
  Accumulated Depreciation       89,475
       
31.12.2019 Cash       116,000  
  Lease Income   116,000
       
31.12.2020 Depreciation Expense         89,475  
  Accumulated Depreciation       89,475
       
31.12.2020 Cash       116,000  
  Lease Income   116,000
       
31.12.2021 Depreciation Expense         89,475  
  Accumulated Depreciation       89,475
       
31.12.2021 Cash       116,000  
  Lease Income   116,000
LESSOR Depreciation Calculation USD
  Leased Assets       370,000
  Less : Residual Value         12,100
  Depreciable Value       357,900
  Life                 4
  Depreciation         89,475

As Ownership of the asset is not transferred under Lease to lessee, Depreciation is recogniosed over lease term.

LESSEE Depreciation Calculation USD
  Right to use Assets       356,137
     
  Depreciable Value       356,137
  Life                 3
  Depreciation       118,712
Date Payments Interest @4% The decrease in Lease Liability Lease Liability O/s
Start             356,137
31-Dec-19         116,000       14,245       101,755       254,382
31-Dec-20         116,000       10,175       105,825       148,558
31-Dec-21         116,000         5,942       110,058         38,500
31-Dec-21           38,500           38,500                 0