Cassandra Boat Builders builds and sells powerboats with a hull constructed primarily of teak wood. The boat building season is during Spring and Summer. The company begins building each boat only after a firm commitment was made by a specific buyer. Since the price of teak wood tends to fluctuate, Cassandra purchases several future contracts with different due dates during the building season to hedge the risk of fluctuating wood prices. During the 20X1 boat building season, the price of teak wood increased and reduced the Company's gross margin by $250,000. However, due to the increases in the teak wood prices, Cassandra realized a $240,00 gain on the related future contracts. Cassandra designates the futures as a cash flow hedge of an anticipated transaction.

Which of the following entries (presented in summary format) should Cassandra Boat Builders make to recognize the gain from the future contracts?

Multiple Choice

A.Future contract240,000 Gain on future contracts--Income 240,000 BFuture contract20,000 Cash 20,000 CCash240,000 OCI-Unrealized gain on future contracts 240,000 DCash20,000 OCI-Unrealized gain on future contracts 20,000