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Zanadriana Ltd is a start-up pharmaceuticals company with 50 per cent of its operations in research and development. The following transactions and events occurred in year 1. Record them in the company's accounts in accordance with IFRS. If needed, an appropriate rate of interest is 8 per cent p.a

1. Zanadriana Ltd spent $250 000 on researching and developing a new product. The research shows high promise of becoming com
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S No Particulars Dr/Cr. Dr ($) Cr ($)
1 Profit and Loss A/c Dr      250,000
To Bank A/c Cr      250,000
(Being Research and Development expenditure charged to Profit and Loss in the year of expenditure)
2 Current Assets A/c Dr      140,000
Land and Buildings A/c Dr 1,700,000
Goodwill A/c Dr      310,000
To Liabilities A/c Cr      150,000
To Cash A/c Cr 2,000,000
(Being assets and liabilities of Austin Power bought and goodwill created for excess of liabilties and purchase consideration over assets bought)
3 Current Assets A/c Dr      240,000
Land and Buildings A/c Dr 1,900,000
To Capital Reserve A/c Dr        90,000
To Liabilities A/c Cr      150,000
To Cash A/c Cr 1,900,000
(Being assets and liabilities of Austin Power bought and Capital Reserve created for excess of assets over liabilties and purchase consideration)
4 No entry as there is patents are not purchased
5 Right of Use A/c Dr 1,637,718
To Lease Liability A/c Cr 1,637,718
(Being Right to use created for the present value of all the lease payments along with purchase amount of $40,000 at Year 3 end)
6 No entry except for salaries whenever payable

Working for PV in Point 5

Month Payment Rate @ 8% p.a PV
0        50,000 1.006667        50,000
1        50,000 1.006667        49,669
2        50,000 1.006667        49,340
3        50,000 1.006667        49,013
4        50,000 1.006667        48,689
5        50,000 1.006667        48,366
6        50,000 1.006667        48,046
7        50,000 1.006667        47,728
8        50,000 1.006667        47,412
9        50,000 1.006667        47,098
10        50,000 1.006667        46,786
11        50,000 1.006667        46,476
12        50,000 1.006667        46,168
13        50,000 1.006667        45,862
14        50,000 1.006667        45,559
15        50,000 1.006667        45,257
16        50,000 1.006667        44,957
17        50,000 1.006667        44,659
18        50,000 1.006667        44,364
19        50,000 1.006667        44,070
20        50,000 1.006667        43,778
21        50,000 1.006667        43,488
22        50,000 1.006667        43,200
23        50,000 1.006667        42,914
24        50,000 1.006667        42,630
25        50,000 1.006667        42,348
26        50,000 1.006667        42,067
27        50,000 1.006667        41,788
28        50,000 1.006667        41,512
29        50,000 1.006667        41,237
30        50,000 1.006667        40,964
31        50,000 1.006667        40,692
32        50,000 1.006667        40,423
33        50,000 1.006667        40,155
34        50,000 1.006667        39,889
35        50,000 1.006667        39,625
36        40,000 1.006667        31,490
1,637,718
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