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Wick Corporation has a Mexican subsidiary that had the following balance sheet at December 31, 20X1...

Wick Corporation has a Mexican subsidiary that had the following balance sheet at December 31, 20X1 (stated in millions of pesos):

(millions of pesos)
Cash 300
Accounts receivable 125
Inventory 400
Property and equipment 1,950
Total assets 2,775
Accounts payable 280
Long-term debt 1,200
Common equity 1,295
Total liabilities and equity 2,775

At December 31, 20X1, it took 19.66 pesos to buy one U.S. dollar. At December 31, 20X2, it took only 19.50 pesos to buy one U.S. dollar because the peso had strengthened during the year. None of the amounts on Wick’s subsidiary’s balance sheet deviated substantially from the December 31, 20X1, amounts during the year.

Required:

  1. If the subsidiary’s financial statements are translated under the current rate method, will there be a gain or loss related to translation adjustments and will it be recognized in net income or in other comprehensive income?
  2. If the subsidiary’s financial statements are remeasured under the temporal method, will there be a gain or loss related to translation adjustments and will it be recognized in net income or in other comprehensive income?

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Expert Solution

1.

Under Current rate method-

1.All the Monetary & Non monetray assets & Liabilities are measured at current rate.

2. Equity is to be valued at the Historical cost.

3.Difference will be transferred to Cumulative Translation Adjustment as a separate componenet of Equity.(Other comprehensive income).

Balnace Sheet as on Dec, 31,20X2
Amount(Pesos Million) Exchange conversion rate

Amount(US$ Million))

Cash 300 19.50/US$ 15.385
Accounts Receivable 125 19.50/US$ 6.410
Inventory 400 19.50/US$ 20.513
Property Plany & Equipment 1950 19.50/US$ 100.000
Total Assets 2775 142.308
Accounts Payable 280 19.50/US$ 14.359
Long term Debt 1200 19.50/US$ 61.538
Common Equity 1295 19.66/US $ 65.870
Cumulative Translation Adjustment (OCI reserve-Gain) 0.54
Total Liab. & Equity 2775 142.307

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2.

Under Temporal rate method-

1.All the Monetary assets and liabilities are measured at current rate.

2.All the Non -Monetary assets and liabilities are measured at Historical Rate.

2. Equity is to be valued at the Historical cost.

3.Difference will be transferred to Cumulative Translation Adjustment as a Gain or loss in Net Income or P/L.

Balnace Sheet as on Dec, 31,20X2
Amount(Pesos Million) Exchange conversion rate

Amount(US$ Million))

Cash 300 19.50/US$ 15.385
Accounts Receivable 125 19.50/US$ 6.410
Inventory 400 19.66/US$ 20.346
Property Plany & Equipment 1950 19.66/US$ 99.186
Total Assets 2775 141.327
Accounts Payable 280 19.50/US$ 14.359
Long term Debt 1200 19.50/US$ 61.538
Common Equity 1295 19.66/US $ 65.870
Cumulative Translation Adjustment (P/L)(Loss) -0.44
Total Liab. & Equity 2775 141.327

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