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A21-15 Error Correction-Lease: 2004 JE to restablish - the correct July 20X2, Giovanni Inc, lease balance base was for five y
Assignment 21-15 Requirement 1 Calculations PV = $240,000 < (P/AD, 6%, 5) = $240,000 ~ 4.46511 = ................$1,071,626 P
expense, January-June 20X3: 5831,626 x 6% * 6/12.. Interest expense January-June Payment, July 20x3................ Lease lia
Correct amounts Du/C.) As recorded Dr./C.) Adjustment Dr./C.) $ 240,000 Year ended 31 December 20X3 SCI: Rental expense Depre
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