Question

In: Accounting

You Beaut Ltd is an Australian company which has a functional currency that is A$. It...

You Beaut Ltd is an Australian company which has a functional currency that is A$. It has reporting periods ending on 31 December and 30 June. On 22 November 2020 You Beaut Ltd sold some inventories to a Chinese customer for the agreed price of 400,000 Yuan. The original purchase cost of the inventories was A$75,000. On 19 January 2021, the customer pays the amount owing on the sales invoice to You Beaut Ltd.

The applicable exchange rates were:

                                    1 July 2020                  1 Yuan = A$0.24

                                    22 November 2020     1 Yuan = A$0.28

                                    31 December 2020     1 Yuan             = A$0.21         

                                    19 January 2021          1 Yuan = A$0.24

                                    30 June 2021               1 Yuan = A$0.22

Required:

In accordance with AASB 121/IAS 21, prepare the necessary journal entries for You Beaut Ltd to account for the above transactions for the half year to 31 December 2020 and the full year to 30 June 2021

Solutions

Expert Solution

Cost Of Inventory Sold - A$ 75000

Date of Sale - 22/11/2020

Export Sale Value   - 400000Yuan(In foreign currency)

Spot Exchange Rate i.e, Exchange rate on date of sale(22/11/2020) - A$0.28/Yuan

Sale Value in A$ at spot exchange rate - 400000Yuan*0.28A$ - A$112000

Half Year end    - 31/12/2020

Exchange rate as on 31/12/2020 i.e. Closing Rate - A$0.21/Yuan

Value of Accounts Receivable at Closing Rate       - 400000*0.21- A$84000

Date of Payment        - 19/1/2021

Exchange Rate on Payment Date - A$0.24/Yuan

Value of Accounts Receivable on Date of Payment - 400000*0.24- A$96000

As per AASB121/IAS21 Foreign Currency Transactions should be intially recognised at spot exchange rate.

Any subsequent changes in foreign excahnge rates of monetary items should charged to profit and loss a/c.

Monetary items should revalued at closing date and account for any gain / loss accordingly.

JOURNAL ENTRIES IN THE BOOKS OF BEAUT LTD. AS PER AASB121/IAS21

DATE PARTICULARS DEBIT(A$) CREDIT(A$)
22/11/2020

Accounts Receivable a/c Dr

To Sales a/c

112000

112000

Being Export Sales of 400000Yuan converted and recorded at spot exchange rate(400000*0.28)
22/11/2020

Sales a/c Dr

To Inventory a/c

To Profit & Loss a/c

112000

75000 37000

Being Gross Profit on Export Sales recorded
31/12/2020

Foreign Exchange Fluctuation a/c(Loss) Dr

To Accounts Receivable a/c

28000

28000
Being loss arising from revaluation of Accounts receivable on closing date at closing exchange rate accounted(400000*(0.21-0.28))
19/1/2021

Accounts Receivable a/c Dr

To Foreign Exchange Fluctuation a/c(Gain)   

12000

12000

Being Gain on revaluation of Accounts Receivable as on date of payment accounted (400000*(0.24-0.21))

19/1/2021

Cash/Bank a/c Dr

To Accounts Receivable a/c

96000

96000
Being Payment received(400000Yuan*0.24)
30/6/2021

Profit & Loss a/c Dr

To Foreign Exchange Fluctuation a/c

16000

16000
Being net loss of foreign exchange fluctuation account transferred to profit & loss a/c at end of year

Related Solutions

You Beaut Ltd is an Australian company which has a functional currency that is A$. It...
You Beaut Ltd is an Australian company which has a functional currency that is A$. It has reporting periods ending on 31 December and 30 June. On 22 November 2020 You Beaut Ltd sold some inventories to a Chinese customer for the agreed price of 400,000 Yuan. The original purchase cost of the inventories was A$75,000. On 19 January 2021, the customer pays the amount owing on the sales invoice to You Beaut Ltd. The applicable exchange rates were:                                    ...
Know Your Product Ltd is an Australian company with a functional currency = A$. The company...
Know Your Product Ltd is an Australian company with a functional currency = A$. The company has entered into a number of transactions denominated in US$ during the year ended 30 June 2017. The closing exchange rate is A$1.00 = US$0.77, determine the translated amount that will be included in financial statements for each of the following balances. 1. Land at cost US$400 000 acquired on 1 February 2017 when the exchange rate is A$1.00 = US$0.67. 2. Land revalued...
Accounting for foreign currency transactions MyBeauty Ltd is an Australian company which specialises in manufacturing and...
Accounting for foreign currency transactions MyBeauty Ltd is an Australian company which specialises in manufacturing and distributing health and beauty products to both local and international clients. The company has a reporting period which ends on 30 June and the Australian dollar is the functional and presentation currency. For the financial year ending 30 June 2019, MyBeauty LTd has entered into two independent transactions denominated in foreign currency as follows. Transaction A MyBeauty Ltd sells some goods on credit to...
Dale plc is a UK company which has the Pound Sterling as its functional currency. The...
Dale plc is a UK company which has the Pound Sterling as its functional currency. The company has the following transactions in Euros during the year to 31 December 2010 – the financial years is from 1 January-31 December 1 October 2010- Inventory costing 50,000 Euros purchased on credit from Y 1 November 2010- Equipment costing 200,000 Euros purchased on credit from X and signed a note payable 30 November 2010-Paid Y 30,000 Euros on account for the inventory bought...
Cloudstreet Ltd is an Australian firm which is publicly-listed on the ASX. The company has a...
Cloudstreet Ltd is an Australian firm which is publicly-listed on the ASX. The company has a long term target capital structure of 60% Ordinary Equity, 10% Preference Shares, and 30% Debt. All of the shareholders of Cloudstreet are Australian residents for tax purposes. To fund a major expansion Cloudstreet Ltd needs to raise a $120 million in capital from debt and equity markets. Cloudstreet Ltd’s broker advises that they can sell new corporate bonds to investors for $1030 with a...
3. Top, a US Company, has a 100% owned subsidiary in Japan. The functional currency for...
3. Top, a US Company, has a 100% owned subsidiary in Japan. The functional currency for the subsidiary is the Japanese yen. The subsidiary purchases merchandise on credit from a German company, with payment due in US dollars. Between the date of sale and the due date of the payable, the yen strengthens against the US dollar. What will be the result to Top. a.   there will be a foreign exchange gain there will be a foreign exchange loss there...
Bruhaha Ltd (BL) is an Australian publicly listed firm on the ASX. The company has a...
Bruhaha Ltd (BL) is an Australian publicly listed firm on the ASX. The company has a long-term target capital structure of 50% ordinary equity, 10% preference shares, and 40% debt. All shareholders of BL are Australian residents for tax purposes. To fund a major expansion BL Ltd needs to raise a $200 million in capital from debt and equity markets. BL’s broker advises that they can sell new 10 year corporate bonds to investors for $105 with an annual coupon...
DETAILS OF THE COMPANIES Getswift Ltd is an Australian newly listed company which provides a software...
DETAILS OF THE COMPANIES Getswift Ltd is an Australian newly listed company which provides a software distribution solution. This is the same company that was used in the Individual assignment. It is expected that students research this company beyond just the financial statements (especially for Part B) Pursuit Pty Ltd has been a target customer of GetSwfit’s for many years. It is a large distribution company which services supermarkets. The acquisition of Pursuit would allow GetSwift to increase its scale...
Dulcinea has a subsidiary operating in Spain. a. Assume that the subsidiary's functional currency is the...
Dulcinea has a subsidiary operating in Spain. a. Assume that the subsidiary's functional currency is the Euro. What method would Dulcinea use to account for the restatement of their financial statements and wherein the financial statements would any adjustment be reported? b. Assume that the subsidiary's functional currency is the US dollar. What method would Dulcinea use to account for the restatement of their financial statements and wherein the financial statements would any adjustment be reported?
Question 3 [8 marks] Topic 5: Accounting for foreign currency transactions Behappy Ltd is an Australian...
Question 3 [8 marks] Topic 5: Accounting for foreign currency transactions Behappy Ltd is an Australian company with a reporting period ends on 30 June. The company has entered into two independent transactions denominated in foreign currency as follows. Behappy Ltd sells some goods on credit on 13 June 2018 to a Singaporean company, Mother Kwan. The contract, denominated in Singapore dollars, amounts to $125,000. Mother Kwan settles the contract on 10 July 2018. The relevant exchange rates are as...
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT