Soft Bound Version for Advanced Accounting 13th Edition
Soft Bound Version for Advanced Accounting 13th Edition
13th Edition
ISBN: 9781260110579
Author: Hoyle
Publisher: McGraw Hill Education
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Chapter 10, Problem 35P

a.

To determine

Remeasure the Mexican operations account balances into Canadian dollars.

a.

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

Remeasure non functional currency accounts into foreign functional currency and then translates foreign functional currency statement into US Dollar re-measurement of Mexican operation:

ParticularsDebit ($)Credit ($)
Accounts payable                   49,000×0.35C17,150
Accumulated depreciation 19,000×0.25H4,750
Building and equipment     40000×0.25H10,000
 Cash                                       59,000×0.35C20,650
Depreciation expense            2,000×0.25H    500
Inventory (2016) ( Beginning)23,000×0.3A6,900
Inventory (2017)( closing)     28,000×0.34A9,520
Inventory (2017) ( ending balance sheet) 8,000×0.34A9,520
Purchase (2017)                     68,000×0.34A23,120
Receivable                               21,000×0.35C7,350
Salary                                         9,000×0.34A3,060
Sales                                        124,000×0.34A42,160
Main office                              30,000(given)7,530
Remesurement Loss  (schedule One)10
Total81,11081,110

Table: (1)

Working note:

Schedule One Remesurement loss:

ParticularsAmount ($)
Net monetary liability (1/1/17)    (16,000)×0.32(5,120)
Increase in net monetary assets :
Sales                                            124,000×0.3442,160
Decrease in net monetary assets :
Purchase                                      (68,000)×0.34(23,120)
Salary                                            (9,000)×0.34(3,060)
Net monetary assets (12/31/2017)10,860
Net asset at Current rate    31,000×0.3510,850
Remeasurement loss10

Table: (2)

Note:

  • Non monetary liability on 1/1/2017 can be determined by first calculating net monetary asset and then backing out changes in assets and liability in monetary terms in 2017.
  •  Net monetary assets 12/31/2017=Cash+ReceivablesAccountsPayables

b.

To determine

Prepare financial statement for the Canadian subsidiary in its functional currency Canadian dollar and consolidated balance sheet.

b.

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Explanation of Solution

The financial statements are to be prepare by combination with the remesurement figures from the branch operation. They both will affect each other.

For the year ended December 31, 2107 current rate method:

ParticularsAmount ($)
Sales (354,160×0.67A)237287.2
Cost of goods sold (223,500×0.67A)149,745
Gross Profit                   87,542.20
Depreciation expense            (8,500)×0.67A(5,695)
2,000×0.25H500
Salary expenses 29,060×0.67A19,470.20
Utility Expenses (9,000)×0.67A(6,030
Gain on sale of equipment   5,000×0.68H3,400
Re-measurement loss (10)×0.67A(6.7)
Net income59748.30

Table: (3)

Statement of retained earnings for the year ended December 31, 2017:

ParticularsAmount ($)
Retained earnings (1/1/2017)     135,530 ( given)70,421
Net income ( above)                    89090 ( above)                   59740.3
Dividend paid                             (28,000)×0.69H(19,320)
Retained earnings (12/31/2017)    110841.3

Table: (4)

Consolidated Balance sheet on December 31, 2017
ParticularsAmount ( $)
Cash   46,650×0.65C30322.5
Receivables 75,350×0.65C48977.5
Inventory 107,520×0.65C69,880
Building and equipment 177,000×0.65C115,050
Accumulated Depreciation (31,750)×0.65C(20637.5)
Total              374,770243,600.5
Accounts Payable  52,150×0.65C33897.5
Notes Payable 76,000×0.65C(72,950)
Common stock 50,000×0.45H22,500
Retained earnings 196,620×Above112841.3
Cumulative translation adjustment (schedule two)26,961.7
Total                374,770243,600.5

Table: (5)

c.

To determine

Translate the Canadian dollar functional currency financial statements into U.S. dollars so that Company S can prepare consolidated financial statements.

c.

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Explanation of Solution

Translation adjustment (schedule two):

ParticularsAmount
Net Assets (1/1/17)    185,530×0.70129,871
Change in net assets :
Net income                  89090(Above)59740.3
Dividend                     (28,000)×0.69(19,320)
Net asset 12/31/2017     246,620170291.3
Net asset 12/31/2017 at current exchange rate 246620×0.65160,303
Translation adjustment, 2017 ( negative)9,988.30
Cumulative translation adjustment ( Beginning) ( Positive)36,950
Cumulative translation adjustment ( ending) ( Positive)(26961.70)

Table: (6)

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