Examples for the Realized Exchange Rate Gains and Losses Report

The following examples illustrate the Realized Exchange Rate Gains and Losses Report. The examples involve a U.K. based company that sells to a U.S. customer. Currency revaluation transactions are recorded in the local currency (U.S. dollar) using the exchange rate in effect on the date the transaction occurs.

Each example includes a transaction scenario, the general ledger impact of the transactions, and the transaction and realized gain or loss information as it displays on the report.

Note:

The exchange rates shown in the Realized Exchange Rate Gains and Losses report are rounded to 2 decimal places. To view the complete exchange rate used to calculate the base currency amounts, drill down to the source transaction.

Related Topics

Accounting for Fluctuation in Exchange Rates for Closed Transactions
Applied Payments and Realized Gain/Loss
Rounding Gain/Loss
Realized Exchange Rate Gains and Losses Report

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