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    PracticeCPA®CPA FAR Practice ExamQuestion 39
    Hard1 markMultiple Choice
    Area 3: Select TransactionsForeign CurrencyTransaction Gain/Loss

    CPA · Question 39 · Area 3: Select Transactions

    US Company sells goods to a French customer for 10,000 Euros on Dec 1. Rate = $1.10. On Dec 31, Rate = $1.15. On Jan 15, payment is received when Rate = $1.12. What is the impact on Year 1 Net Income?

    Answer options:

    A.

    $500 Gain

    B.

    $200 Gain

    C.

    $500 Gain in OCI

    D.

    $0

    How to approach this question

    1. Calculate value at transaction date. 2. Calculate value at Balance Sheet date. 3. Difference is Gain/Loss in Net Income.

    Full Answer

    A.$500 Gain✓ Correct
    Foreign currency transaction gains/losses are recognized in Net Income in the period the exchange rate changes. Year 1 Gain = 10,000 * ($1.15 - $1.10) = $500.

    Common mistakes

    Waiting until settlement to recognize the gain.
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