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1. A U.S. company sells to customers in Canada and buys from suppliers in Singapore. At...

1. A U.S. company sells to customers in Canada and buys from suppliers in Singapore. At December 31, 2019, the company’s year-end, the following items are reported on its balance sheet:

Accounts receivable (C$2,500,000)..…………………… $2,125,000

Accounts payable(S$1,400,000)………………………….. 1,061,200

On January 22, 2020, when the spot rate is $0.845/C$, the company collects C$1,000,000 from customers. It collects the remaining C$1,500,000 on February 16, 2020, when the spot rate is $0.856. On February 23, 2020, when the spot rate is $0.762, the company pays suppliers S$800,000. On March 6, 2020, when the spot rate is $0.768, the company pays suppliers the remaining S$600,000. Using the attached T-account template, record the 12/31/19 balances (labeled “BAL”) and then prepare the necessary entries to recognize the above transactions.

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Accounts Recievable as on 31.12.2019 in C$ 2500,000 = $ 2125,000

Accounts Payable as on 31.12.2019 in S$ 1400,000 = $ 1061,200

During the year 2020, both accounts are settled at different dates and exchange rates. Show necessary entries recording the transactions in 2020.

ANSWER:

a. Accounts Recievable:

Opening exchange rate = $ 2,125,000 / C$ 2,500,000 = $ 0.85 / C$

Collection on Jan 22,2020 C$ 1,000,000 @ $ 0.845 / C$. Hence, Loss = [(0.85-0.845) x 1,000,000] = ($ 5,000)

Collection on Feb 16,2020 C$ 1,500,000 @ $ 0.856 / C$. Hence, Profit = [(0.856-0.85) x 1,500,000] = $ 9,000

b. Accounts Payable:

Opening exchange rate = $ 1,061,200 / S$ 1,400,000 = $ 0.758 / S$

Payment on Feb 23,2020 S$ 800,000 @ $ 0.762 / S$. Hence, Loss = [(0.762-0.758) x 800,000] = $ 3,200

Payment on Mar 6,2020 S$ 600,000 @ $ 0.768 / S$. Hence, Loss = [(0.768-0.758) x 600,000] = $ 6,000

ENTRIES to recognise the transactions:

DATE 2020 PARTICULARS AMOUNT $ AMOUNT $
JAN 22 BANK A/C (1000,000 x 0.845) DR 845,000
EXCHANGE LOSS DR 5,000
TO ACCOUNTS RECIEVABLE (1000,000 x 0.85) 850,000
FEB 16 BANK A/C (1500,000 x 0.856) DR 1,284,000
TO ACCOUNTS RECIEVABLE (1500,000 x 0.85) 1,275,000
TO EXCHANGE GAIN 9,000
FEB 23 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE A/C (800,000 x 0.758) DR 606,400
EXCHANGE LOSS A/C DR 3,200
TO BANK A/C (800,000 x 0.762) 609,600
MAR 6 ACCOUNTS PAYABLE A/C (600,000 x 0.758) DR 454,800
EXCHANGE LOSS A/C DR 6,000
TO BANK A/C ( 600,000 x 0.768) 460,800

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