In implementing FASB 52,
A) the functional currency of the foreign entity must be translated into the reporting currency in which the consolidated statements are reported.
B) the local currency of a foreign entity may not always be its functional currency. If it is not, the temporal method of translation is used to remeasure the foreign entity's books into the functional currency.
C) the current rate method is used to translate from the functional currency to the reporting currency.
D) in some cases, a foreign entity's functional currency may be the same as the reporting currency, in which case translation is not necessary.
E) All of the above are true
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Q48: FASB 52 requires
A)the current rate method of
Q50: A U.S. parent firm, as result of
Q51: When determining the functional currency,
A)if the sales
Q52: The International Accounting Standards Committee
A)is now known
Q53: FASB 8
A)required taking foreign exchange gains or
Q54: The currency of the primary economic environment
Q56: The "functional currency" is defined in FASB
Q57: The stated objectives of FASB 52 are
A)to
Q58: A translation exposure report shows, for each
Q59: Salient economic factors for determining the functional
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