F2 Foreign Currency Accounting Flashcards
Functional Currency
the reporting currency is the currency of the entity ultimately reporting financial results of the foreign entity
Foreign Exchange Transactions
when foreign exchange transactions result from an extension of a parent company’s operations the gain or losses are reflected on the company’s income statement in the section of Income from continuing operations
Cummulative Foreign Exchange Loss
-Should be reported as a component of AOCI , a loss would be a debit to AOCI
Balance Sheet Accounts
- balance sheet accounts are generally accounted for using current exchange rate ;
except for
1) hyperinflationary economy
2) a foreign entity that does not contain its accounts in a foreign functional currency
The balance sheet accounts that are carried at costs (most non-monetary accounts) are measured at historical rate
Income statement
use average rate
Conversion Remeasurement
showed in income
Conversion Adjustments
show in AOCI
Historical rates
common stock and APIC are using historical exchange rates
capital accounts are translated using historical exchange rates