Revaluation in Reopened Periods

In this example, after you have revalued and closed January, February, and March, you reopen January. You then post a journal that increases the balance of a British pounds foreign currency account for a U.S. based subsidiary. When you reopen January, the accounting periods of February and March are automatically reopened.

After posting the change to January, you must complete the revaluation for all three periods again to be able to re-close them. Revaluations for February and March take into account the posting change and the revaluation of previous periods. These revaluations adjust accounts accordingly, as if the new posting had been originally made before the first set of revaluations.

This example for foreign currency accounts includes the following details:

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