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On November 1, 20X6, Smith Imports Inc. contracted to purchase teacups from England for £50,000. The...

On November 1, 20X6, Smith Imports Inc. contracted to purchase teacups from England for £50,000. The teacups were to be delivered on January 30, 20X7, with payment due on March 1, 20X7. On November 1, 20X6, Smith entered into a 120-day forward contract to receive 50,000 pounds at a forward rate of £1 = $1.55. The forward contract was acquired to hedge the financial component of the foreign currency commitment. Additional Information for the Exchange Rate Assume the company uses the forward rate in measuring the forward exchange contract and for measuring hedge effectiveness. Spot and exchange rates follow: Date Spot Rate Forward Rate for March 1, 20X7 November 1, 20X6 £1 = $ 1.60 £1 = $ 1.55 December 31, 20X6 £1 = 1.63 £1 = 1.60 January 30, 20X7 £1 = 1.55 £1 = 1.56 March 1, 20X7 £1 = 1.545 Required: b. Prepare all journal entries from November 1, 20X6, through March 1, 20X7, for the purchase of the teacups, the forward exchange contract, and the foreign currency transaction. Assume Smith’s fiscal year ends on December 31, 20X6. (If no entry is required for a transaction/event, select "No journal entry required" in the first account field.) c. Assume that interest is significant and the time value of money is considered in valuing the forward contract and hedged commitment. Use a 12 percent annual interest rate. Prepare all journal entries from November 1, 20X6, through March 1, 20X7, for the purchase of the teacups, the forward exchange contract, and the foreign currency transaction. Assume Smith’s fiscal year ends on December 31, 20X7. (If no entry is required for a transaction/event, select "No journal entry required" in the first account field. Do not round intermediate calculations.)

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The above Question completely based on Foreign Exchange Currency Movement , Forward contract , Hedging principle to cover forward currency movement . Different date ( transaction date) wise movement , spot as well as Forward rate . Forward Exchange receivable , payable, Dollar Payable , receivable ,Firm Commitment , settlement of transaction , Calculate of NPV ( discount factor 14%)

GBP
01-11-2006 smith wants to Import        50,000
30-01-2007 Delivery date
1-03-2007 Payment due date
01-11-2006 Entered on Forward contract (120 days)to arrest Future price challenge
forward rate
I GBP $1.55

Smith in the month of Nov, entered into 120 days contract ( forward to hedge Future pricing ) . Forward rate has been mentioned

Hedging arrangement Forward Rate
Spot Rate
Nov'06 1 GBP $1.6 1 GBP $1.55
Dec'06 1 GBP $1.63 1 GBP $1.60
Jan'07 1 GBP $1.55 1 GBP $1.56
March'07 1 GBP $1.545

Date wise Spot and forward rate given in the Question

Journal Entries
Nov'06 Debit ( GBP) Crebit ( GBP)
( Entered into Forwards Contract
Foreign Currency Receivable 77,500.00
Payable to Dollar 77,500.00
('GBP50000*$/GBP1.55)
Dec'06
( Transaction cost)
Change in Exchange rate
Forward gain - Firm Commitment loss Foreign Currency Receivable      2,500.00
Foreign Currency Gain     2,500.00
('GBP50000*$/GBP1.60-$/gbp1.55)
Record the loss Foreign Currency Loss      2,500.00
in Financial Transaction Firm Commitment     2,500.00
Jan'07 Foreign Currency Loss      2,000.00
Forward loss = Firm Commitment gain Foreign Currency Receivable     2,000.00
('GBP50000*$/GBP1.60-$/gbp1.56)
Record Gain in Financial Transaction Firm Commitment      2,000.00
Foreign Currency Gain     2,000.00
Spot rate Transaction
Inventory 77,000.00
Net of Gain- Loss Firm Commitment         500.00
Account Payable 77,500.00
('GBP50000*$/GBP1.55)
Mach'07 Foreign Currency Loss         750.00
Foreign Currency Receivable         750.00
('GBP50000*$/GBP1.56-$/gbp1.545)
Mach'07 Accounts Payable         250.00
Foreign Currency Gain         250.00
('GBP50000*$/GBP1.55-$/gbp1.545)
Dollar Payable 77,500.00
Cash 77,500.00
( Payable as per Forward contract rate
('GBP50000*$/GBP1.545)
Change in Foreign Currency 77,250.00
Foreign Currency Receivable 77,250.00
Transaction at Spot rate as on 1 March
('GBP50000*$/GBP1.55)
Acount Payable 77,250.00
Change in Foreign Currency 77,250.00
( Settlement of Foreign Currency Payable )
Journal Entries Discount Factor application
Nov'06 Debit ( GBP) Crebit ( GBP) Calculation Base
( Entered into Forwards Contract
Foreign Currency Receivable      77,500
Payable to Dollar      77,500
('GBP50000*$/GBP1.55)
Dec'06
( Transaction cost)
Change in Exchange rate
Foreign Currency Receivable         1,924
Foreign Currency Gain         1,924
('GBP50000*$/GBP1.60-$/gbp1.55) NPV(14%,2/12,2500)
Record the loss Foreign Currency Loss         1,924
in Financial Transaction Firm Commitment         1,924
Jan'07 Foreign Currency Loss         1,886 gbp 38 adjusted with earlier Loss GBP 1924
Foreign Currency Receivable         1,886 ( As above)
('GBP50000*$/GBP1.60-$/gbp1.56) Change in Forward rate
('1.55- 1.56)*5000 GBP= GBP 50
Record Gain in Financial Transaction Firm Commitment         1,886 NPV(14%,2/12,2500)=GBP38
Foreign Currency Gain         1,886
Spot rate Transaction
Inventory      77,462
Firm Commitment               38
Account Payable      77,500
('GBP50000*$/GBP1.55)
Mach'07 Foreign Currency Loss            712
Foreign Currency Receivable            712 ( Previously recogmised Loss in terms of Firm commitment ,
('GBP50000*$/GBP1.56-$/gbp1.545) adjust with loss'(750-38) GBP
Mach'07 Accounts Payable            250
Foreign Currency Gain            250
('GBP50000*$/GBP1.55-$/gbp1.545)
Dollar Payable      77,500
Cash      77,500
( Payable as per Forward contract rate
('GBP50000*$/GBP1.545)
Change in Foreign Currency      77,250
Foreign Currency Receivable      77,250
Transaction at Spot rate as on 1 March
('GBP50000*$/GBP1.55)
Account Payable      77,250
Change in Foreign Currency      77,250
( Settlement of Foreign Currency Payable )

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