Question: REQUIRED: CONVERT THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS INTO DOLLARS WHEN THE DOLLAR IS THE FUNCTIONAL CURRENCY Problem & Detail: On January 2nd 2014, American Company established a
REQUIRED: CONVERT THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS INTO DOLLARS WHEN THE DOLLAR IS THE FUNCTIONAL CURRENCY
Problem & Detail:
On January 2nd 2014, American Company established a German Subsidiary (Auf Wiedershen) by acquiring 110000 shares of stock. Relevant information is as follows:
- January 2nd 2014 when German stock issued: 1 euro = $1
- January 1st 2016 Auf Wiedershen purchased a 20 year piece of equipment for 80,000 euros; on January 1st 2016 the euro was worth $1.08
- January 2nd 2019 Auf Wiedershen purchased land for 160,000 euros when the euro was worth $1.05
- December 31st 2019 Auf Wiedershen's retained earnings was $425,000
- 2020 average exchange rate: 1 euro = $1.11
- 2020 spot rate 12/31/2020 1 euro = $1.07
- September 15th Auf Wiedershen declares and pays a 50,000 euro dividend when the euro is worth $1.12
Financial Statements of Auf Wiedershen
| Income statement | ||||
| Followig GAAP but in euros | ||||
| Revenue | 450000 | |||
| salary expense | 200,000 | |||
| depreciation equipment | 4000 | |||
| income | 246,000 | |||
| Balance Sheet | ||||
| cash | 200000 | accounts payable | 250000 | |
| accounts receivable | 300000 | |||
| equipment | 80000 | common stock | 110000 | |
| a/d equipment | -20000 | retained earnings | 360000 | |
| land | 160000 | |||
| total assets | 720000 | |||
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