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In General, WHAT happens to the financial statements of a foreign investee when the functional currency is the foreign currency?

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THE Financial Statements of the Foreign Investee are “Translated” rather than “Remeasured”

This is reported in “Other comprehensive Income” on the Balance Sheet

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WHAT happens when an investment is “hedged?”

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ANY translation loss is recognized in income to offset the gain on the hedge instrument, with the excess translation loss reported in “Other Comprehensive Income”

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WHERE are Gains and losses resulting from foreign currency transactions reported?

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IN the Income Statement (I/S) in the period on which the exchange rate changes

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WHAT must a company document in order to account for a derivative, such as a futures contract as a fair value hedge?

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IT Must:

(1) Document the relationship between the hedge and the hedged risk
(2) Explain how the entity intends to measure the effectiveness of the hedge

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WHAT is a Great way to remember the different Translation Exchange Rates?

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Assets & Liabilities - Current Rate

Income Statement - Weighted Average Rate

Contributed Capital Accounts - Historical Rate

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HOW is a Derivative acquired for speculation reported?

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AT Fair Value on the Balance Sheet with increases or decreases recognized as Gains or Losses in income

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HOW would you describe a Forward Exchange Contract?

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As a Derivative, reported at Fair Value on every balance sheet date with unrealized gains and losses recognized in the period of the change in the exchange rate

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WHAT Financial Statement involves the Weighted Average Rate?

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THE Income Statement (I/S)

i.e. Expenses, Sales, etc.

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WHAT Financial Statement involves the “Current” Rate?

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Assets and Liabilities

i.e. Balance Sheet accounts

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WHAT Financial Statement involves the “Historical” Rate?

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Contributed Capital Accounts

i.e. Stockholders’ Equity

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WHAT happens when a forward exchange contract is recognized as a cash flow hedge?

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NO Gain or Loss will be recognized on the hedge until such time as it affects the hedged transaction

NOTE: Because this is a Cash Flow Hedge, any Gain/ Loss is reported in “Other Comprehensive Income”

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WHAT are the proper terms for currencies when dealing with foreign operations under IFRS?

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(1) Foreign
(2) Functional; and
(3) Presentation

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WHAT would be considered the appropriate Journal Entry when a buyer experiences a gain based on a forward contract rate change?

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Dr. Forward Exchange Contract

Cr. Gain on forward Exchange Contract

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WHEN is a currency “Remeasured?”

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WHEN a transaction occurs in some currency other than the functional currency

NOTE: Remeasurement is reported on the Income Statement (I/S)

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WHEN is a currency “Translated?”

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WHEN the functional currency is NOT the same as the currency used for reporting

NOTE: Translation is reported on the Balance Sheet (B/S)

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WHAT happens If an amount of returns can be reasonably estimated for a buyer?

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THE sale is recorded when it is originally made with an Allowance for Estimated Returns

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WHAT is a HEDGE?

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A forward Exchange Contract entered into for the purpose of mitigating or eliminating a risk

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WHAT is a Fair Value HEDGE?

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A HEDGE that protects a company against risks associated with changes in Fair Values

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HOW are Fair Value Hedge (increases) and (decreases) recognized?

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As a Gain or Loss in the Income Statement (I/S)

NOTE: A corresponding gain or loss will be recognized on the hedge item in the same period

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WHAT is a Cash Flow HEDGE?

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A HEDGE that protects an entity from fluctuations in Cash Flows