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Jack Merchandising Plc is a US company listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 1935 and has subsidiaries in many developing countries. As part

Jack Merchandising Plc is a US company listed on the New York Stock Exchange in 1935 and has subsidiaries in many developing countries. As part of its expansion strategy to developed countries, it acquired Jill Trading UK Ltd on 1 May 2019 as a wholly owned subsidiary in England to serve as its base to the European market. The retained earnings of Jill Trading UK Ltd at the acquisition date were £58,740. Jill’s local currency is the British Pound Sterling (£) and its functional currency is the Euro (€). The following are the post-acquisition financial statements of Jill Trading UK Ltd:

Jill Trading UK Ltd

Statement of Comprehensive Income for the year ended 30 April 2020

£

£

Revenue

2,250,000

Cost of sales:

Inventory – 1 May 2019

76,800

Purchases

1,650,000

Inventory – 30 April 2020

(145,500)

Cost of sales

(1,581,300)

Gross profit

668,700

Administrative expenses

(100,500)

Selling expenses

(93,000)

Depreciation

(25,500)

(219,000)

Operating profit

449,700

Finance costs

(15,000)

Profit before tax

434,700

Corporate tax

(29,080)

Profit for the year

405,620

Final dividend

(32,000)

Retained earnings for the year

373,620

Jill Trading UK Ltd

Statement of Financial Position as at 30 April 2020

£

£

Non-current assets

Property, plant and equipment

305,000

Patent & Trademark

45,000

350,000

Current assets

Inventories

145,500

Trade and other receivables

58,100

Cash and cash equivalents

62,500

266,100

Total assets

616,100

Current liabilities

Trade payables & others

51,740

Dividend payable

32,000

(83,740)

Total Net Assets

532,360

Equity

Share capital

100,000

Retained earnings

432,360

Total equity

532,360

Additional information:

  1. The closing inventories were shipped between March and April 2020.
  2. All the non-current assets were valued at the date of acquisition. However, the Patent & Trademark were fair valued at the balance sheet date.
  3. The share capital of £100,000 included an additional £20,000 share capital purchased by Jack Merchandising Plc on 31 January 2020 to support the growth of Jill Trading UK Ltd in the European market.  
  4. The relevant exchange rates are:

1 May 2019

31 January 2020

£10.0 = €1

£12.0 = €1

Average rate for March - April 2020

£12.5 = €1

30 April 2020

£14.0 = €1

Average rate for the year

£13.0 = €1

  1. If at all there is any decimal (excluding exchange rates), round off to the nearest whole number.


Required:

  1. Translate the financial statements of Jill Trading UK Ltd for the year ended 30 April 2020 from the local currency into its functional currency of Euro € in accordance with the relevant accounting standard.

Briefly explain the factors that determine the functional currency of a foreign subsidiary.

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