FAR 6 - Foreign Operations Flashcards

1
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Foreign currency transaction g/l goes to which financial statement?

A

Income Statement

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2
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Foreign currency translation g/l goes to which financial statement?

A

BALANCE SHEET - OCI (The “T” in “DENT”)

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3
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What is functional currency?

A

The currency in which the entity generates or expends cash. - The currency that has the greatest economic impact on the company

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4
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Transactional currency

A

Local “recording” currency; currency in which books and records are kept

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5
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Reporting currency

A

Currency in which the financial statement are prepared.

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6
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Foreign currency re-measurements g/l go to which financial statement?

A

Income Statement

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7
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Spot Rate - definition

A

Exchange rate on a particular date

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8
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Forward Rate - definition

A

Exchange rate on a particular future date.

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9
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What is “remeasurement?

A

When the functional currency and the local currency are the same.

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10
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What is “translation”?

A

Converting functional currency to reporting currency

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11
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What is the difference between a forward exchange contract and a futures contract?

A

Forward exchange contract specifies you are to pruchase FOREIGN CURRENCY at a specified date and exchange rate. A futures contract specifies you are to purchase a COMMODITY at a specified price and specified future date.

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12
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With what three things do a fair value hedge reduces risk?

A

Recognized asset
Recognized liability
Firm purchase price

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13
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With what does cash value hedge reduces risk?

A

Foretasted transaction expected to take place in the future, but which is not yet a legal commitment.

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14
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Why would a company with a variable rate receivable

be interested in a cash flow hedge if interest rates rose?

A

Variable rate payables increase if the interest rates rise. By entering into a interest rate swap their payments would be the equivalent of fixed payments. This would be a cash flow hedge.

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