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Functional currency file: indicators, documented judgement, change and disclosures
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Objective of the workpaper
Describe the entity's facts (selling prices, costs, financing, receipts), enter the indicators observed in the grid, review them starting with the primary indicators, justify the conclusion (professional judgement, no threshold imposed), then prepare the disclosures. If the functional currency changes, translate the amounts at the rate of the date of the change.
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- IAS 21 §8
- IAS 21 §9
- IAS 21 §10
- IAS 21 §11
- IAS 21 §12
- IAS 21 §13
- IAS 21 §17
- IAS 21 §35
- IAS 21 §36
- IAS 21 §37
- IAS 21 §53
- IAS 21 §54
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- Purchase in dollars: functional currency, recognition at the spot rate, remeasurement of the payable at closing and settlementOpen the mission
- File of a group with foreign operations: functional currency, loan and net investment, non-exchangeable currency, translation, hyperinflation and disposals (IAS 21)Open the mission
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- File and entity
- Purchase in dollars: functional currency, recognition at the spot rate, remeasurement of the payable at closing and settlement
- Case tasks documented here
- What is the entity's functional currency, and is the dollar payable a monetary item?
- Translate the purchase at the spot rate of 15 November 20X5.
Facts and data
InputsEntity facts: selling prices, costs, financing, receipts
Text
PRIX_COUTS_FINANCEMENT_ENCAISSEMENTS_EN_EUR
Grid of the indicators observed
Table
Presentation currency retained
Text
EUR
Reference amount in foreign currency
Number
50,000
Rate of the reference date (per 100 units of foreign currency: a rate of 0.92 is entered as 92)
Number
92 %
Date of the change of functional currency (if any)
Date
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the indicators
AnalysisIAS 21 §8IAS 21 §9IAS 21 §10IAS 21 §11IAS 21 §12IAS 21 §13IAS 21 §17IAS 21 §35IAS 21 §36IAS 21 §37
Points reviewed: functional currency indicators
ChecklistRequired
- Currency that mainly influences selling prices (and country of competition and regulation)
- Currency that mainly influences costs
- Currency in which financing is raised
- Currency in which operating receipts are retained
- Foreign operation: extension of the entity or significant autonomy
- Foreign operation: share of transactions with the reporting entity
- Foreign operation: effect of its cash flows on the entity's and servicing of its debt
- Primary indicators examined first, without stopping there when the picture is mixed
- A change of functional currency requires a change in the underlying conditions
- Change applied prospectively; items translated at the rate of the date of the change
Translation at the reference date
CalculationsIAS 21 §35IAS 21 §36IAS 21 §37
Amount translated at the rate of the reference date (date of the change or control transaction)
CalculationRequired
46,000
Reference amount in foreign currency ; Rate of the reference date (per 100 units of foreign currency: a rate of 0.92 is entered as 92)
Judgement on the functional currency
JudgmentIAS 21 §9IAS 21 §10IAS 21 §11IAS 21 §12IAS 21 §17
Reading of the indicators
JudgmentRequired
The primary indicators converge on one currency
The primary indicators converge on one currency / Mixed indicators: management judgement
Professional judgement: when the indicators are mixed, management retains the currency that most faithfully represents the economic effects of the underlying transactions, giving priority to the primary indicators; no numerical threshold is imposed.
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
Text
INDICATEURS_PRIMAIRES_EN_EUR
Functional currency retained
Text
EUR
Disclosures
DisclosureIAS 21 §53IAS 21 §54
Points to complete
ChecklistRequired
- Fact that the presentation currency differs from the functional currency
- Functional currency stated
- Reason for using a different presentation currency
- Change of functional currency: fact and reason
Draft note on the functional currency
Text
Conclusion
ConclusionFacts, reasoned judgement, currency retained and disclosures submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper and their verification status
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Judgement documentedPass
- Rationale writtenPass
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
- File and entity
- File of a group with foreign operations: functional currency, loan and net investment, non-exchangeable currency, translation, hyperinflation and disposals (IAS 21)
- Case tasks documented here
- Justify the functional currency of Norvik (mixed indicators).
- Translate the capital of Norvik at the rate of 1 January 20X6.
Facts and data
InputsEntity facts: selling prices, costs, financing, receipts
Text
PRIX_COUTS_FINANCEMENT_EN_NOK_ACHATS_AU_GROUPE_EN_EUR
Grid of the indicators observed
Table
Presentation currency retained
Text
EUR
Reference amount in foreign currency
Number
5,000,000
Rate of the reference date (per 100 units of foreign currency: a rate of 0.92 is entered as 92)
Number
9 %
Date of the change of functional currency (if any)
Date
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the indicators
AnalysisIAS 21 §8IAS 21 §9IAS 21 §10IAS 21 §11IAS 21 §12IAS 21 §13IAS 21 §17IAS 21 §35IAS 21 §36IAS 21 §37
Points reviewed: functional currency indicators
ChecklistRequired
- Currency that mainly influences selling prices (and country of competition and regulation)
- Currency that mainly influences costs
- Currency in which financing is raised
- Currency in which operating receipts are retained
- Foreign operation: extension of the entity or significant autonomy
- Foreign operation: share of transactions with the reporting entity
- Foreign operation: effect of its cash flows on the entity's and servicing of its debt
- Primary indicators examined first, without stopping there when the picture is mixed
- A change of functional currency requires a change in the underlying conditions
- Change applied prospectively; items translated at the rate of the date of the change
Translation at the reference date
CalculationsIAS 21 §35IAS 21 §36IAS 21 §37
Amount translated at the rate of the reference date (date of the change or control transaction)
CalculationRequired
450,000
Reference amount in foreign currency ; Rate of the reference date (per 100 units of foreign currency: a rate of 0.92 is entered as 92)
Judgement on the functional currency
JudgmentIAS 21 §9IAS 21 §10IAS 21 §11IAS 21 §12IAS 21 §17
Reading of the indicators
JudgmentRequired
Mixed indicators: management judgement
The primary indicators converge on one currency / Mixed indicators: management judgement
Professional judgement: when the indicators are mixed, management retains the currency that most faithfully represents the economic effects of the underlying transactions, giving priority to the primary indicators; no numerical threshold is imposed.
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
Text
PRIORITE_AUX_INDICATEURS_PRIMAIRES_EN_NOK
Functional currency retained
Text
NOK
Disclosures
DisclosureIAS 21 §53IAS 21 §54
Points to complete
ChecklistRequired
- Fact that the presentation currency differs from the functional currency
- Functional currency stated
- Reason for using a different presentation currency
- Change of functional currency: fact and reason
Draft note on the functional currency
Text
Conclusion
ConclusionFacts, reasoned judgement, currency retained and disclosures submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper and their verification status
References
Checks and financial statement impact
- Judgement documentedPass
- Rationale writtenPass
- Assets
- 0
- Liabilities
- 0
- Profit or loss
- 0
- OCI
- 0
- Equity
- 0
Facts and data
InputsEntity facts: selling prices, costs, financing, receipts
Text
Grid of the indicators observed
Table
Presentation currency retained
Text
Reference amount in foreign currency
Number
Rate of the reference date (per 100 units of foreign currency: a rate of 0.92 is entered as 92)
Number
Date of the change of functional currency (if any)
Date
Supporting evidence
EvidenceEvidence obtained and referenced (category, document reference)
EvidenceRequired
Analysis of the indicators
AnalysisIAS 21 §8IAS 21 §9IAS 21 §10IAS 21 §11IAS 21 §12IAS 21 §13IAS 21 §17IAS 21 §35IAS 21 §36IAS 21 §37
Points reviewed: functional currency indicators
ChecklistRequired
- Currency that mainly influences selling prices (and country of competition and regulation)
- Currency that mainly influences costs
- Currency in which financing is raised
- Currency in which operating receipts are retained
- Foreign operation: extension of the entity or significant autonomy
- Foreign operation: share of transactions with the reporting entity
- Foreign operation: effect of its cash flows on the entity's and servicing of its debt
- Primary indicators examined first, without stopping there when the picture is mixed
- A change of functional currency requires a change in the underlying conditions
- Change applied prospectively; items translated at the rate of the date of the change
Translation at the reference date
CalculationsIAS 21 §35IAS 21 §36IAS 21 §37
Amount translated at the rate of the reference date (date of the change or control transaction)
CalculationRequired
Reference amount in foreign currency ; Rate of the reference date (per 100 units of foreign currency: a rate of 0.92 is entered as 92)
Judgement on the functional currency
JudgmentIAS 21 §9IAS 21 §10IAS 21 §11IAS 21 §12IAS 21 §17
Reading of the indicators
JudgmentRequired
The primary indicators converge on one currency / Mixed indicators: management judgement
Professional judgement: when the indicators are mixed, management retains the currency that most faithfully represents the economic effects of the underlying transactions, giving priority to the primary indicators; no numerical threshold is imposed.
Rationale: facts relied on, analysis, alternative rejected
Text
Functional currency retained
Text
Disclosures
DisclosureIAS 21 §53IAS 21 §54
Points to complete
ChecklistRequired
- Fact that the presentation currency differs from the functional currency
- Functional currency stated
- Reason for using a different presentation currency
- Change of functional currency: fact and reason
Draft note on the functional currency
Text
Conclusion
ConclusionFacts, reasoned judgement, currency retained and disclosures submitted to the reviewer
ConclusionRequired
Normative references
ReferencesParagraphs cited in this workpaper and their verification status
References