Forward rate contract being done at the rate of US$0.72 for buying $500,000; risk covered by entering into a forward transaction with Ferrett LLC; initial liability on account of plant purchase = UK Pound 1.5 Mn; inventory purchased and gain on forward contract realized; other comprehensive income and derivative position asset journal entries made.
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1 Contents Question no 26 …………………………………………………………………...2 Question no 23 …………………………………………………………………...4 Question no 25 …………………………………………………………………...6 Question no 17 …………………………………………………………………...7 Question no 19 …………………………………………………………………...8 Question no 9 ………………………………………………………………….....9 Question no 43 …………………………………………………………………...10 Question no 19 …………………………………………………………………...11 Question no 2 ………………………………………………………………….....12 Question no 15 …………………………………………………………………...13 References…………………………………………………………………….......14 1|P a g e
2 Question no 26 Total cost of the plantAmount in $ Cost of power generator and associated technology12550000 Cost obtaining in getting access to site2500500 Power permits400500 Engineer's Fees1100500 Total cost of the plant to the company16,551,500 A plant can be capitalised in the books of the company from the date when it is ready for use i.e., from the day of its intended use. Here, it is 1stJuly. 2018.(Bae, 2017) Estimated useful life of the asset is 10 years here. Dismantling cost to be incurred at the end of the useful life Amount in $ Cost of dismantling the plant750500 Environmental remediation cost1249500 Replacement of flora and fauna100000 Total cost of dismantling to the company2100000 Discount rate to the company10% Present value of dismantling as on 1stJuly, 2018 (2100000, 10%, 10 years)809,641 Total depreciable cost = 16551500+809641 = 17,361,140 Amount of depreciation each year = 17361140/10 = 1,736,114 2|P a g e
3 In the books of Modnight Boil Ltd. Journal Entries Date Dr./ Cr.ParticularsAmt in $Amt in $ 30th June'18Dr.Plant A/C 17,361,140.0 0 Cr.Bank A/C 17,361,140.0 0 (Being Plant purchased) 30th June'19Dr.Depreciation on Plant A/C1,736,114.00 Cr. Accumulated Depn on Plant A/C1,736,114.00 (Being depn charge for the year) 30th June'24Dr.Depreciation on Plant A/C1,736,114.00 Cr. Accumulated Depn on Plant A/C1,736,114.00 (Being depn charge for the year) 3|P a g e
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4 Question no 23 Cost of the truck as on 1stJuly 2015 = $ 65000 Expected residual value at the end = $ 5000 Period of useful life = 6 years Expected distance covered by the truck in life = 246000(Buchanan, et al., 2017) (a)Straight Line method: (65000-5000)/6 Year s Depreciation charge for the year 201610000 201710000 201810000 201910000 202010000 202110000 (b)Sum of the digits Method: Years Sum of digitsDepreciation charge for the year 2016617,143 2017514,286 2018411,429 201938,571 202025,714 202112,857 Total2160,000 4|P a g e
5 (c)Declining balance method Rate of depreciation = 100/6 = 16.67% Year s Sum of digitsDepreciation charge for the yearWDV value 20150060000 201616.67%10,00249,998 201716.67% 8,33 541,663 201816.67% 6,94 534,718 201916.67% 5,78 728,931 202016.67% 4,82 324,108 202116.67% 4,01 920,089 (d)Units of production method Year sKms Rati o Depreciation charge for the year 201628000286,829 201734000348,293 2018420004210,244 2019550005513,415 2020680006816,585 202119000194,634 Total 24600 024660,000 5|P a g e
6 Answer to Question 25 (a)Recoverable Value of the land for each of the reporting date is lower of the net selling price and the fair value. Therefore, recoverable value of land as on 30thJune 17, 18 and 19 is $900000, $900000 and $ 920000 respectively.(Das, 2017) (b)Carrying amount of the land on each of the reporting days would be lower of value in use or cost. DateDr./Cr.ParticularsAmt in $Amt in $ 30th June'17 No entry 30th June'18Dr. Revaluation Reserve A/C40,000.00 Cr.Plant40,000.00 (Being downward revaluation down) 30th June'19Dr. Revaluation Reserve A/C60,000.00 Cr.Plant60,000.00 (Being downward revaluation down) (c)In case the company revalues its land every year, the carrying amount of the land would be determined using the fair value each year. DateDr./Cr.ParticularsAmt in $Amt in $ 6|P a g e
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7 30th June'17Dr. Revaluation Reserve A/C50,000.00 Cr.Plant50,000.00 (Being downward revaluation down) 30th June'18 No entry 30th June'19Dr.Plant20,000.00 Cr. Revaluation Reserve A/C20,000.00 (Being upward revaluation down) Question no. 17 Goodwill is determined by the difference in the payment consideration being paid to the taken over entity in excess of the assets and liabilities taken over. The assets and liabilities is generally being taken at the book values.(David, 2005)The value of the goodwill taken over is ParticularsAmt in $ Cash70,000 Plant & Equipment170,000 Land200,000 Less:Assets at book value700,000 Add: Liabilities at book value300,000 Value of the goodwill40,000 7|P a g e
8 Question no. 19 (a)The issue price of the 5 years, 10% debenture having half yearly payment is $ 1 million. (Fay & Negangard, 2017) (b)Effective rate of interest = (1.05*1.05) – 1*100 = 10.25% Date Dr./ Cr.ParticularsAmt in $Amt in $ 1st July'18Dr.Bank1,000,000 Cr. To 10%, 5- year Debenture100,000 (Being debentures issued) 30th June'19Dr.Interest on debentures102,500 Cr.Debentureholders102,500 (Being interest on debentures made due) 30th June'19Dr.Debentureholders102,500 Cr.Bank102,500 (Being interest on debentures paid) 30th June'20Dr.Interest on debentures102,500 Cr.Debentureholders102,500 (Being interest on debentures made due) 30th June'20Dr.Debentureholders102,500 Cr.Bank102,500 (Being interest on debentures paid) 8|P a g e
9 Question No. 9 The accounting of leases is governed by AAS 115. Several changes have been seen in the past for the accounting of the lease. Some of them are: 1.Value of the leased asset or the leased liability should be measured at its cost or the fair value of the asset or liability acquired, whichever is lower. 2.All the expenses incurred towards acquiring that lease needs to be added to the cost of the lease. 3.It needs to be depreciated over the estimated useful life of the asset or the lease period, whichever is lower. 4.The leased assets, whether operating or the finance lease, both needs to be shown as the asset in the balance sheet.(J, 2016) 5.The amortization is allowed as the charge to the P&L every year. 6.This is generally calculated as the present value of the minimum lease payments at the time of initiation of the lease using a suitable discount rate. 9|P a g e
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10 Question no. 43 (a)Amount borrowed to be paid back = $ 500000 Spot rate of the transaction = A$1 = US$ 0.70 Forward rate contract being done at the rate of US$ 0.72 for buying $500000 The forward rate agreement is the agreement where the risk is covered for the future risks for current rate fluctuations by entering into a forward transaction with the bank or financial instiitutions which will charge some commission and will give a rate such that the risk of increasing the payment becomes low. The amount to be paid based on the spot rate herein in A$ is 500000/0.7 is A$ 714286. However, Amount to be paid based on gteh forward contract entered is 500000/0.72 = $694444. Since the amount to be paid is less on account of forward contract entered, it eases out the risk of the fluctuation of exchange rate in future and hence has to pay back a comparatively lesser amount in terms of the AUD.(Sonu, et al., 2017) (b)The amount of money finally received on the sale of the US$ is as under 500000/0/72 = AUD 694,444. This is on account of the forward purchase contract entered to cut off the risk of foreign currency fluctuation. 10|P a g e
11 Question No. 19 Case 1: Share price on 30thJune, 2020 is $ 4. Here since the fair value of the share is decreasing, no bonus would accrue to the managing director of Lurline Ltd. For the year ended 30thJun, 2020, therefore there would be no journal entry in the books of the copany. Case 2: The share price of the companyis $ 5. 50 on 30thJune, 2021 Therfore, increase in rate beyond $5 = $ 0.5 So amount unpaid as bonus to registered shareholders = 0.5*100000 = $ 50000(Lin, et al., 2017) DateDr./Cr.ParticularsAmt in $Amt in $ 30th June, 21Dr.For Equityshareholders A/c50,000 Cr.Equity share capital (bonus shares)50,000 (Being bonus shares issued to managing director) Case 3: The share price of the companyis $ 6 on 30thJune, 2022 Therfore, increase in rate beyond $5 = $ 1 Already recognised in the books = $ 0.5 Therefore amount to be used from profits for the issue of the bonus shares to the managing director = 100000*.50 = $500000 DateDr./Cr.ParticularsAmt in $Amt in $ 30th June, 22Dr.Equityshareholders A/c500,000 Cr.Equity share capital (bonus shares)500,000 (Being bonus shares issued to managing director) 11|P a g e
12 Question No. 2 At the end of every reporting period, and adjustment needs to be done in the books for changes in the foreign currency monetary item. All the monetary assets like fixed assets, investments, financial assets needs to be reinstated at th respective rates like closing rate of the year or average rate of the year. All the gains and losses on account of the changes in the Foreign currency monetary item needs to be riuted through the foreign currency translation reserve. In case the amount peratains to the P&L line item, the same would be realised in the other comprehensive income and in case the same does not relates to the business line item and based on the assets or liabilities, the same would be shown in Non OCI i.e., the profit and loss account. This is based on the difference in the spot rates and the functional currency. The amount of the exchange differences is recognised through the profit and loss account when measured at fair value. Net changes in exchange rates is recognised in the other comprehensive income and separately classified as an item of quity in the balance sheet and a reconciliation is done of such amount of foreign exchange both at the start and at the end of the financial period. A foreign currency item is generally recorded at the transaction trate in the books. At the end of each financial year or balance sheet date, all the monetary line items should be valued at the closing rate and those non monetary items which are carried at the historical cost needs to reported at the rate prevailing on the date of the transaction. Also, all the monetary items which are being carried at the fair value needs to be reported at the rate which was existing on the date on which the fair valuation was done.(Fay & Negangard, 2017) 12|P a g e
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13 Question no. 15 Initial liability on account of purchase of plant = UK Pound 1.5 Mn In the books of kanga Ltd. Journal Book DateDr./Cr.ParticularsAmt in $Amt in $ 01st Mar.'18Dr.Inventory3,571,429 Cr.Ferrett LLc. (1500000/.42)3,571,429 (Being inventory purchased) 30th June'18Dr.Derivative position (Asset)$ 274725 (1500000/.42)-(1500000/.39) Cr.Oher comprehensive income$ 274725 (Being gain on forward contract realised) 1st Aug'18Dr.Oher comprehensive income$ 187617 Cr.Derivative position (Asset)$ 187617 (1500000/.39)-(1500000/.41) (Being gain on forward contract trued up) 1st Aug'18Dr.Ferrett LLc.$ 3571428 Dr.Oher comprehensive income$ 87108 Cr.Bank$ 3571428 Cr.Oher comprehensive income$ 87108 13|P a g e
14 References Bae, S., 2017. The Association Between Corporate Tax Avoidance And Audit Efforts: Evidence From Korea.Journal of Applied Business Research,33(1), pp. 153-172. Buchanan, B., Cao, C., Liljeblom, E. & Weihrich, S., 2017. Taxation and Dividend Policy: The Muting Effect of Agency Issues and Shareholder Conflicts.Journal of Corporate Finance,Volume 42, pp. 179-197. Das, P., 2017. Financing Pattern and Utilization of Fixed Assets - A Study.Asian Journal of Social Science Studies,2(2), pp. 10-17. David, 2005. [Online]. Fay, R. & Negangard, E., 2017. Manual journal entry testing : Data analytics and the risk of fraud.Journal of Accounting Education,Volume 38, pp. 37-49. J, G., 2016.Principles of Australian Contract Law.Australia: Lexis Nexis. Lin, S., Riccardi, W. & Wang, C., 2017. Relative Effects of IFRS Adoption and IFRS Convergence on Financial Statement Comparability.SSRN,pp. 16-40. Sonu, C., Ahn, H. & Choi, A., 2017. Audit fee pressure and audit risk: evidence from the financial crisis of 2008.Asia-Pacific Journal of Accounting & Economics ,24(1-2), pp. 127-144. 14|P a g e