Homework Answers
Part A-1
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No. |
Date |
General Journal |
Debit |
Credit |
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1 |
12/1/17 |
Accounts receivable (K) |
151900 |
|
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Sales (31000*4.90) |
151900 |
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(Record the sales and foreign currency account receivable) |
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2 |
No journal entry required |
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No journal entry required |
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(Record the forward contract.) |
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3 |
12/31/17 |
Accounts receivable (K) |
3100 |
|
|
Foreign exchange gain (31000*(5.00-4.90)) |
3100 |
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(Record the entry for changes in the exchange rate.) |
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4 |
AOCI |
3818 |
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Forward contract (31000*(4.975-5.100))*0.9852 |
3818 |
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(Record the change in the fair value of the forward contract.) |
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5 |
Loss on forward contract |
3100 |
||
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AOCI |
3100 |
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(Record the gain or loss on the forward contract.) |
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6 |
AOCI |
775 |
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Premium revenue (31000*(4.975-4.900))*1/3 |
775 |
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(Record the allocation of the premium or discount.) |
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7 |
3/1/18 |
Accounts receivable (K) |
4650 |
|
|
Foreign exchange gain (31000*(5.15-5.00)) |
4650 |
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(Record the entry for changes in the exchange rate.) |
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8 |
AOCI |
1607 |
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Forward contract (31000*(5.15-4.975))-3818 |
1607 |
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(Record the entry to adjust the carrying value of the forward contract to its current fair value.) |
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|
9 |
Loss on forward contract |
4650 |
||
|
AOCI |
4650 |
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(Record the gain or loss on the forward contract.) |
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10 |
AOCI |
1550 |
||
|
Premium revenue (31000*(4.975-4.900))*2/3 |
1550 |
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(Record the allocation of the premium or discount.) |
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11 |
Foreign currency (K) |
159650 |
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Accounts receivable (K) (31000*5.15) |
159650 |
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(Record the receipt of korunas from the foreign customer.) |
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12 |
Cash (31000*4.975) |
154225 |
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|
Forward contract |
5425 |
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Foreign currency (K) |
159650 |
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|
(Record settlement of the forward contract.) |
Part A-2
Impact on 2017 income:
|
Sales |
151900 |
|
Foreign Exchange Gain |
3100 |
|
Loss on Forward Contract |
(3100) |
|
Premium revenue |
775 |
|
Total |
152675 |
Part A-3
Impact on 2018 income:
|
Foreign Exchange Gain |
4650 |
|
Loss on Forward Contract |
(4650) |
|
Premium revenue |
1550 |
|
Total |
1550 |
Part A-4
Impact on net income over both periods: $152675 + $1550 = $154225; equal to cash inflow
Part B-1
|
No. |
Date |
General Journal |
Debit |
Credit |
|
1 |
12/1/17 |
Accounts receivable (K) |
151900 |
|
|
Sales (31000*4.90) |
151900 |
|||
|
(Record the sales and foreign currency account receivable) |
||||
|
2 |
No journal entry required |
|||
|
No journal entry required |
||||
|
(Record the forward contract.) |
||||
|
3 |
12/31/17 |
Accounts receivable (K) |
3100 |
|
|
Foreign exchange gain (31000*(5.00-4.90)) |
3100 |
|||
|
(Record the entry for changes in the exchange rate.) |
||||
|
4 |
No journal entry required |
|||
|
No journal entry required |
||||
|
(Record the change in the fair value of the forward contract.) |
||||
|
5 |
Loss on forward contract |
3818 |
||
|
Forward Contract |
3818 |
|||
|
(Record the gain or loss on the forward contract.) |
||||
|
6 |
No journal entry required |
|||
|
No journal entry required |
||||
|
(Record the allocation of the premium or discount.) |
||||
|
7 |
3/1/18 |
Accounts receivable (K) |
4650 |
|
|
Foreign exchange gain (31000*(5.15 -5.00)) |
4650 |
|||
|
(Record the entry for changes in the exchange rate.) |
||||
|
8 |
No journal entry required |
|||
|
No journal entry required |
||||
|
(Record the entry to adjust the carrying value of the forward contract to its current fair value.) |
||||
|
9 |
Loss on forward contract |
1607 |
||
|
Forward Contract |
1607 |
|||
|
(Record the gain or loss on the forward contract.) |
||||
|
10 |
No journal entry required |
|||
|
No journal entry required |
||||
|
(Record the allocation of the premium or discount.) |
||||
|
11 |
Foreign currency (K) |
159650 |
||
|
Accounts receivable (K) (31000*5.15) |
159650 |
|||
|
(Record settlement of the forward contract.) |
||||
|
12 |
Cash (31000*4.975) |
154225 |
||
|
Forward contract |
5425 |
|||
|
Foreign currency (K) |
159650 |
|||
|
(Record the payment of korunas to the foreign supplier.) |
Part B-2
Impact on 2017 income:
|
Sales |
151900 |
|
Foreign Exchange Gain |
3100 |
|
Loss on Forward Contract |
(3818) |
|
Total |
151182 |
Part B-3
Impact on 2018 income:
|
Foreign Exchange Gain |
4650 |
|
Loss on Forward Contract |
(1607) |
|
Total |
3043 |
Part B-4
Impact on net income over both periods: $151182 + $3043 = $154225; equal to cash inflow
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