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Exercise 12-6 Agentel Corporation is a U.S.-based importing-exporting company. The company entered into the following transactions...

Exercise 12-6

Agentel Corporation is a U.S.-based importing-exporting company. The company entered into the following transactions during the month of November.
Nov. 6 Purchased merchandise from AGT, a Swiss firm, for 590,000 francs.
5 Sold merchandise to SLS, Inc., a firm located in Rio De Janeiro, for $190,000.
18 Sold merchandise to TNT, Ltd., a British firm, for 140,000 pounds.
20 Purchased merchandise from SDS, Ltd., a British firm, for $140,000.

All the transactions were unsettled at December 31, Agentel’s fiscal year-end. Spot rates are as follows:
Currency
Date Franc Real Pound
November 6 $0.490 $0.412 $1.520
November 15 0.487 0.409 1.509
November 18 0.476 0.414 1.506
November 20 0.468 0.405 1.498
December 31 0.460 0.398 1.482

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Compute the amount that Agentel would report for each unsettled receivable and payable in its balance sheet prepared at December 31.
Amount
Accounts Receivable
    SLS, Inc. (denominated in $) $

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    TNT, Ltd.

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Accounts Payable
    AGT

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    SDS, Ltd. (denominated in $) $

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(b)

Compute the transaction gain or loss on each unsettled receivable and payable that would be reported in the income statement prepared for the year ended December 31. (Enter loss using either a negative sign preceding the number e.g. -2,945 or parentheses e.g. (2,945).)
Receivable Payable
SLS, Inc. TNT, Ltd. AGT SDS, Ltd.
Transaction gain (loss) $

$

$

$

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Please find below solution for both parts A and B:

Part A

Amount
Accounts Receivable
SLS, Inc. (denominated in $) $190,000
TNT, Ltd. (140,000 x $1.482) $207480
Accounts Payable
AGT (590,000 x $.460) $271400
SDS, Ltd. (denominated in $) $140,000

Part B

        

Receivable Payable
SLS, Inc. TNT, Ltd. AGT SDS, Ltd.
Transaction date $190,000 $210,840* $289,100** $140,000
Balance sheet date 1,90,000 207,480*** 271,400**** 1,40,000
Transaction gain (loss) $ 0 $ (3,360) $ 17,700 $ 0

Workings:

* 140,000 x $1.506 = $210,840                                                                   

** 590,000 x $0.490 = $289,100

*** 140,000 x $1.482 = $207,480

**** 590,000 x $.460 = $271,400

Note:

  1. $(3,360) is a reduction in receivable as on balance sheet date when compared to the transaction date. Hence, it is a loss.
  2. The payable amount is reduced by $17,700 as on balance sheet date when compared to the transaction date. Hence, it is a gain.
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