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1 Problem 8 Listed below is financial date from DDD Inc., which is a foreign subsidiary...

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Problem 8

Listed below is financial date from DDD Inc., which is a foreign subsidiary of CCC Inc. DDD Inc. is located in Thailand. DDD Inc's financial statements must be translated into U.S dollars.

Spot rate information is presented below:

Beginning Retained Earnings was 0 Thai Bhat

The current spot rate (12/31/17) is $1= 32 Thai Bhat

The historical spot rate (1/1/17) is   $1= 37 Thai Bhat

The weighted average spot rate is   $1 = 34.87 Thai Bhat

Directions:

Prepare a translated income statement and balance sheet as of December 31, 2017.

                                               DDD Inc.

                                           Income Statement

                                            For the year 2017

***** In Thai Bhat (B)

Revenue

B 15,400,000

COGS

3,600,000

Gross Profit

11,800,000

OtherExpenses

4,475,000

EBIT

7,325,000

Interest Exp

1,084,000

EBT

6,241,000

Tax

1,975,432

Net income

B 4,265,568

                    

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                                                DDD Inc.

                                              Balance sheet

                                            For the year 2017

***** In Thai Bhat (B)

Assets

Cash

B 40,000,000

Account Receivable

92,000,000

Inventory

3,500,000

        Total current assets

135,500,000

Fixed Assets

land

8,450,000

Building

23,500,000

Total assets

B 167,450,000

     

liabilities and Equity

        

liabilities

Notes payable

B 45,994,432

Account payable

4,390,000

Salaries payable

8,800.000

Total current liabilities

59,184,432

Bonds payable

78,900,000

Total liabilities

138,084,432

        Equity

Common stock

3,100,000

APIC

22,000,000

Retained earnings

4,265,568

Total Equity

29,365,568

Total liabilities and Equity

B 167,450,000

Solutions

Expert Solution

INCOME STATEMENT
AMOUNT RATE CONVERTED AMOUNT
REVENUE 15400000 34.87 536998000
COGS 3600000 34.87 125532000
GROSS PROFIT 11800000 411466000
OTHER EXPENSES 4475000 34.87 156043250
EBIT 7325000 255422750
INTEREST EXP. 1084000 34.87 37799080
EBT 6241000 217623670
TAX 1975432 34.87 68883313.8
NET INCOME 4265568 148740356
NOTE: IN CASE OF CONSOLIDATION OF SUBSIDIARY COMPANY, ALL EXPENSES AND INCOMES SHOULD BE CONVERTED IN LOCAL CURRENCY USING ACTUAL RATE OF TRANSACTION, IN ABSENCE OF THAT RATE, AVERAGE RATE SHOULD BE USED. THEREFORE, WEIGHTED AVERAGE RATE OF $34.87 IS USED ABOVE IN THE SOLUTION.
BALANCE SHEET AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2017
ASSETS AMOUNT RATE CONVERTED AMOUNT
CASH 40000000 32 1280000000
ACCOUNT RECEIVABLE 92000000 32 2944000000
INVENTORY 3500000 32 112000000
TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS 135500000 4336000000
FIXED ASSETS
LAND 8450000 32 270400000
BUILDING 23500000 32 752000000
TOTAL ASSETS 167450000 5358400000
LIABILITIES AND EQUITY
LIABILITIES
NOTES PAYABLE 45994432 32 1471821824
ACCOUNT PAYABLE 4390000 32 140480000
SALARIES PAYABLE 8800000 32 281600000
TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES 59184432 1893901824
BOND PAYABLE 78900000 32 2524800000
TOTAL LIABILITIES 138084432 4418701824
EQUITY
COMMON STOCK 3100000 37 114700000
APIC 22000000 37 814000000
RETAINED EARNINGS 4265568 34.87 148740356
TOTAL EQUITY 29365568 1077440356
FOREIGN CURRENCY TRANSLATION RESERVE -137742180
TOTAL LIABILITIES, EQUITY AND FOREIGN CURRENCY TRANSLATION RESERVE 167450000 5358400000
NOTE: IN CASE OF CONSOLIDATION OF SUBSIDIARY COMPANY, ALL ASSETS AND LIABILITIES SHOULD BE CONVERTED IN LOCAL CURRENCY USING CLOSING RATE ON BALANCE SHEET DATE. THEREFORE, CLOSING RATE ON 12/31/17 I.E. $ 32 IS USED FOR ASSETS AND LIABILITIES. IN CASE OF COMMON STOCK AND APIC, EARLIEST RATE I.E. 1/1/17 $37 IS USED AND IN CASE OF RETAINED EARNINGS, WEIGHTED AVERAGE SPOT RATE I.E. $ 34.87 IS USED, AND DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TOTAL ASSETS AND LIABILITIES IS TRANSFERRED TO FOREIGN CURRENCY TRANSLATION RESERVE.

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