Foreign currency in individual financial statements Flashcards

1
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What is the definition of functional currency?

A

Currency of the primary economic environment in which an entity operates

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According to IAS21 what are the primary factors for determining functional currency?

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-currency that influence sales prices
-currency that influences labour, material and other costs

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If primary factors are inconclusive at determining functional currency, what secondary factors should be used?

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-currency in which finance is obtained
-currency in which operating receipts are obtained

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4
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How are initial transactions recognised?

A

Translate using spot (historic) exchange rate

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5
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How are cash settlements recognised?

A

Translate using spot (historic) exchange rate

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6
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If exchange rates move between initial transaction and settlement date, what happens?

A

a foreign exchange gain or loss arises which is recorded in p&l

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How are monetary items treated at the reporting date?

A

Re-translate using the closing rate
Exchange gains or losses to p&l

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How are non-monetary items treated at the reporting date?

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Do not retranslate
If held at fair value, then fair value should be translated using the rate on the date it was determind

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