5. Foreign exchange Flashcards

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  1. What is the closing rate and the spot rate?
A

Closing rate is the exchange rate at the reporting date

Spot rate is the rate at the time of the transaction

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  1. What happens to exchange differences?
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BS accounts - Gains & losses to P&L
Equity - Do not include the exchange difference in profit or loss. Instead, disclose the exchange the difference as a separate component of other comprehensive income

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  1. How are monetary items and non-monetary reported?
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Monetary
- Recognise at spot rate
- Re-translate at closing rate
- Gains & losses to P&L
Non Monetary
- Recognise at spot rate
- Do not re-translate at closing rate
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  1. How are monetary items and non-monetary reported?
A
Monetary
- Recognise at spot rate
- Re-translate at closing rate
- Gains & losses to P&L
Non-Monetary
- Recognise at spot rate
- Do not re-translate at closing rate
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5
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  1. What is the presentation currency?
A

For example, a US company is a subsidiary of an Aus company. It would present its statements in AUD

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  1. What is the functional currency?
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For example, a US company is a subsidiary of an Aus company. Its functional currency is USD if most income and expenses are paid in USD

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