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On October 1, Year 6, Wheeling Company contracted to sell merchandise to a customer in Switzerland...

On October 1, Year 6, Wheeling Company contracted to sell merchandise to a customer in Switzerland at a selling price of CHF422,000. The contract called for the merchandise to be delivered to the customer on January 31, Year 7, with payment due on delivery. On October 1, Year 6, Wheeling arranged a forward contract to deliver CHF422,000 on January 31, Year 7, at a rate of CHF1 = $1.23. Wheeling's’s year-end is December 31.

The merchandise was delivered on January 31, Year 7, and CHF422,000 were received and delivered to the bank.

Exchange rates were as follows:

Spot Rates Forward Rates**
October 1, Year 6 CHF1 = $1.21 CHF1 = $1.23
December 31, Year 6 CHF1 = $1.24 CHF1 = $1.25
January 31, Year 7 CHF1 = $1.22 CHF1 = $1.22

**For contracts expiring on January 31, Year 7.

Required:

(a) Prepare the journal entries (using net method) that Wheeling should make to record the events described assuming that the forward contract is designated as a cash flow hedge. For Exchange Gains/Losses - OCI account, just use OCI, and the credit or debit will determine if it is a gain/loss

(b) Prepare a partial trial balance of the accounts used as at December 31, Year 6

(c) Prepare the journal entries (using net method) that Wheeling should make to record the events described, assuming that the forward contract is designated as a fair value hedge.

(d) Prepare a partial trial balance of the accounts used as at December 31, Year 6.

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Quesion: 1

The journal entries (using net method) that Wheeling should make to record the events described assuming that the forward contract is designated as a cash flow hedge. For Exchange Gains/Losses - OCI account, just use OCI, and the credit or debit will determine if it is a gain/loss

Date

Account titles and explanation

Debit

Credit

October 1, Year 6

Receivable from bank

519,060

Forward contract (Payable from bank) (422000*1.23)

519,060

(Record the forward contract)

December 31, Year 6

Other comprehensive income

8,440

Forward contract (Payable from bank) (422000*(1.25-1.23))

8440

(Record the exchange loss and income)

January 31, Year 7

Cash

514,840

Sales (422000*1.22)

514,840

(Record the sales)

Forward contract (Payable from bank)

12,660

Other comprehensive income (422000*(1.25-1.22))

12,660

(Record the exchange gain and income)

Other comprehensive income

4,220

Sales (519,060-514,840)

4,220

(Record the other comprehensive income)

Forward contract (Payable from bank)

514,840

Cash

4,220

Receivable from bank

519,060

(Record the receipts of cash from bank)

Quesion: 2

Partial trial balance of the accounts used as at December 31, Year 6

Accounts

Debit

Credit

Forward contract liability

8,440

Other comprehensive income

8,440

Only a 8,440 current liability is reported under the cash flow hedge.

Quesion:3

The journal entries (using net method) that Wheeling should make to record the events described, assuming that the forward contract is designated as a fair value hedge.

Date

Account titles and explanation

Debit

Credit

October 1, Year 6

Receivable from bank

519,060

Forward contract (Payable from bank) (422000*1.23)

519,060

(Record the forward contract)

December 31, Year 6

Exchange loss

8,440

Forward contract (Payable from bank) (422000*(1.25-1.23))

8440

(Record the exchange loss and income)

Commitment receivable

8440

Exchange gain

8440

(Record the exchange gain)

January 31, Year 7

Cash

514,840

Sales (422000*1.22)

514,840

(Record the sales)

Forward contract (Payable from bank)

8,440

Exchange gain (422000*(1.25-1.23))

8,440

(Record the exchange gain and income)

Exchange loss

8,440

Commitment receivable

8,440

(Record the exchange loss)

Commitment receivable

4,220

Sales (519,060-514,840)

4,220

(Record the adjustment of other comprehensive income)

Forward contract (Payable from bank)

514,840

Cash

4,220

4,220

Receivable from bank

514,840

(Record the receipts of cash from bank)

Quesion:4

Trial balance, December 31, Year 6

Accounts

Debit

Credit

Commitment receivable

8,440

Forward contract liability

8,440

Under the fair value hedge, a current asset and current liability of 8,440 are reported.


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