You ordered a machine for your business on 15 October 2020 from American Machines (Pty) Ltd, a supplier situated in the USA.

The following information in relation to the machine purchased has been provided: The machine was shipped, FOB shipping point, on 1 November 2020 and the purchase price of $50 000 was paid in full on the same day.

The shipment arrived in Cape Town harbor on 1 December 2020.

On 5 December 2020, your business paid R20 000 for transportation fees to have the machine delivered to your factory premises.

On 13 December 2020, your company paid R15 000 for special services acquired from an engineering company on to install the machine.

On 2 January 2021, additional equipment had to be purchased to install the machine on the right platform for it to work as initially intended. Your business paid R140 000 for this additional equipment.

The machine was finally ready to be used on 1 February 2021.

The following exchange rate data was made available:

Transaction detail Date Rand per 1 Dollar

Order date 15 October 2020 = R14.70

Shipping / Payment date 01 November 2020 = R15.10

Harbour arrival date 01 December 2020 = R17.00

Factory arrival date 05 December 2020 = R16.50

Ready to be used date 01 February 2021 = R14.00

Additional information:

Your companys financial year end is 28 February.

The machine has a residual value of R30 000.

You are considering applying one of the following depreciation methods for the machine: o Option A: Straight line depreciation method of 10% per year. o Option B: Diminishing balance depreciation method of 20% per year. o Option C: The estimated useful life of the machine can be stated in terms of producing a total of 100 000 units. Of which 1 500 units were produced in the 2021 financial year, and 22 000 units were produced in the 2022 financial year.

Required - Prepare the general journal entries to account for all the transactions that took place from the date that the order was placed on 15 October 2020, up until 1 February 2021. Include dates when preparing the general journal entries.

Answers must be in Rands