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If the foreign subsidiary's financial statements are remeasured in the functional currency due to a mismatch...

If the foreign subsidiary's financial statements are remeasured in the functional currency due to a mismatch between the functional currency and the local currency, describe the subsidiary's sales, cost of sales, trade receivables and the applicable exchange rate.

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  • Foreign currency monetary items = translate using closing rate
  • Foreign currency non-monetary items that are measured in terms of historical cost = translate using the rate at the date of the transaction
  • Foreign currency non-monetary items that are measured at Fair Value = translate using the rate when the fair value was measured;

Exchange difference shall be recognised in profit or loss.

Sales=date of transaction

Cost of sales=date of transaction

Trade receivable=closing rate

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