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Bellingham Corporation, a U.S. company, acquired a 100% interest in Kayno Manufacturing, a Japanese company, on...

Bellingham Corporation, a U.S. company, acquired a 100% interest in Kayno Manufacturing, a Japanese company, on December 31, 2017, when the exchange rate for the Japanese yen (JPY)) was 103.960. Kayno’s functional currency is the Japanese Yen. Relevant exchange rates for JPY are:

Japanese yen

Current rate December 31,2018

¥101.94

Current rate December 31,2017

¥103.96

Average rate for 2018

¥103.03
March 31, 2018 ¥102.34

Rate when dividends were paid

¥103.75

Kanyo Adjusted trial balance

December 31, December 31,
2017 2018
¥- ¥-

Accounts payable

-4,300 -5,200

Accounts receivable

2,050 2,810

Accumulated depreciaiton

-6,600 -8,325

Additional paid-in-capital

-10,625 -10,625

Amortization expense

- 785
Bonds payable -10,000 -10,000
Cash 1,650 2,650
Common stock -4,000 -4,000

Cost of goods sold

- 9,500

Depreciation expense

- 1,725

Discount on bonds payable

250 200
Dividends - 1,250
Inventory (at FIFO cost) (at FIFO cost) 3,590 5,220

Other operating expenses Patent

- 925
Patent 7,850 7,065

Plant& equipment

24,750 26,250

Retained earnings

-4,615 -4,615
Sales -15,615

Information relevant to selected balance sheet items

- -

1. Kayno's inventories were purchased evenly throughout the year. The 12/18/18 inventory was acquired

when the exchange rate was JPY 103.881.

2. Kayno Manufacturing purchased the Plant & Equipment on the opening balance sheet in 2012 when

the exchange rate was JPY 98.153. On March 31, 2017, Kayno purchased JPY 1,500 in equipment. The

equipment has a 15 year life with no salvage value. Kayno computes depreciation to the nearest month.

3. There have been no changes in Kayno's capital stock since Bellingham purchased its 100% interest on 12/31/17

4. Other operating expenses were incurred proportionately throughout 2018.

Required: Prepare an unclassified balance sheet, multistep income statement and a retained earnings

statement, in good form, for Kayno Manufacturing in U.S. dollars for the year ended December 31, 2018

assuming Kayno's functional currency is the Japenese yen. Also prepare a proof of the translation adjustment.

Solutions

Expert Solution

unclassified balance sheet, multistep income statement and retained earnings statement


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