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HELP PLEASE!!
Dear Student , below answer completely based on different exchange rate and implication on Exchange gain / loss account in relates to receivable and payable . Movement of opening exchange rate vs Closing exchange rate and impact on Exchange gain or loss.
Thank you!!
GAF manufactures electrical cells at its St. Louis facility. | |||||
The company fiscal year ended - Sept 30 | |||||
Company adopted perpetual Inventory cost flow method to control Inventory cost | |||||
Date | Details | Debit($) | Credit($) | ||
Sept 5 | Account Receivable | 19,730 | |||
Sales | 19,730 | ||||
( Exported 10 electrical cell | |||||
to a company location | |||||
Argentina. Cost per unit $ 850 | |||||
Billing Amount -17 474 Peso | |||||
rate of Exchange $-1.1291 | |||||
Sept 5 | Cost of goods Sold | 8500 | |||
Inventory | 8500 | ||||
( to account 10 electrical cell *@$850) | |||||
Sept 9 | Inventory | 20,320 | |||
Accounts payable | 20,320 | ||||
( receiaved raw material ordered | |||||
from a British company . The goods | |||||
were shipped FOB destination | |||||
Billing Amount -12080 Pounds | |||||
rate of Exchange $-1.6821 | |||||
Sept 14 | Account Receivable | 23,446 | |||
Sales | 23,446 | ||||
Exported 12 electrical cells to company | |||||
Cost per unit $ 870) | |||||
Billing Amount -161694 Krone | |||||
rate of Exchange $-0.1450 | |||||
Sept 14 | Cost of goods Sold | 10440 | |||
Inventory | 10440 | ||||
( to account 12 electrical cell *@$870) | |||||
Sept 30 | End of fiscal Year | ||||
Peso - 1.1091 | |||||
British Pound -1.6911 | |||||
Krone -0.1530 | |||||
Adjustment entry | |||||
Change in Exchange Rate | |||||
Exchange rate on 05thSept$ | 1.1291 | a | |||
Exchange rate on 30th Sept$ | 1.1091 | b | |||
So loss on Exchange rate$ | 0.02 | (a-b) | |||
Billing Amount - Peso | 17 474 | ||||
Date | Details | Debit($) | Credit($) | ||
Sept 30 | Exchange Loss | 349 | |||
Accoutn Receivable | 349 | (17474*$0.02) | |||
( Adjusted Exchange rate - Loss accounted) | |||||
Exchange rate on 09thSept$ | 1.6821 | a | |||
Exchange rate on 30th Sept$ | 1.6911 | b | |||
So loss on Exchange rate$ | -0.009 | (a-b) | |||
Billing Amount - Pounds | 12080 | ||||
Date | Details | Debit($) | Credit($) | ||
Sept 30 | Exchange Loss | 109 | (12080*$0.009) | ||
Accoutn Payable | 109 | ||||
Sept 30 | Exchange rate on 14thSept$ | 0.145 | |||
Exchange rate on 30th Sept$ | 0.153 | ||||
So loss on Exchange rate$ | -0.008 | ||||
Billing Amount - Korean | 161694 | ||||
Date | Details | Debit($) | Credit($) | ||
Sept 30 | Accoutn Receivable | 1,294 | (161694*$0.008) | ||
Exchange gain | 1,294 | ||||
Oct 5 | Received in Full Payment for 10 units sold | ||||
on Sept 5 | |||||
Interesting to note that change in Exchange rate | |||||
closing rate - 30th Sept | 1.1091 | ||||
Received Oct 5 - Exchange rate | 1.119 | ||||
Date | Details | Debit($) | Credit($) | ||
Oct 5 | Cash 17474* 1.119 | 19,553.41 | |||
Exchange Gain /loss ( balacing Number | 172.99 | ||||
Account Receivable-17474* 1.1091 | 19,380.41 | ||||
Billing Amount -17 474 Peso | |||||
Oct 9 | Account Payable 12080*1.6911 | 20,428 | |||
Exchange Gain /loss ( balacing Number | 1,163 | ||||
Cash-12080*1.5948 | 19,265 | ||||
Interesting to note that change in Exchange rate | |||||
closing rate - 30th Sept | 1.6911 | ||||
Payment Oct 9 - Exchange rate2 | 1.5948 | ||||
Gain in Exchange( less cash outflow | 0.0963 | ||||
Billing Amount - Pounds | 12080 | ||||
Oct 30 | Interesting to note that change in Exchange rate | ||||
closing rate - 30th Sept | 0.153 | ||||
Received Oct 30 - Exchange rate | 0.144 | ||||
Loss in Exchange( less cash Inflow) | 0.009 | ||||
Billing Amount - Korean | 161694 | ||||
Date | Details | Debit($) | Credit($) | ||
Oct 30 | Cash 161694*0.144 | 23,284 | |||
Exchange Gain /loss ( balacing Number | 1,455 | ||||
Account Receivable -161694*0.153 | 24,739 |
Problem 12-1 GAF manufactures electrical cells at its St. Louis facility. The company’s fiscal year-end is...
Problem 12-1
GAF manufactures electrical cells at its St. Louis facility. The
company’s fiscal year-end is September 30. It has adopted the
perpetual inventory cost flow method to control inventory costs.
The company entered into the following transactions during the
month of September. All exchange rates are direct quotations.
Date
Transaction
Billing
Amount
Rate of
Exchange
2014
Sept.
5
Exported 10 electrical cells to a company
located in Argentina. Cost per unit, $850.
17,474 pesos
$1.1291
9
Received raw materials...
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