On December 31, Year 2, RUBY Inc. of Dartmouth acquired 90% of the voting shares of Balli Limited of Luxemburg, for 690,000 euros (). On the acquisition date, the fair values equalled the carrying amounts for all of Balli's identifiable assets and liabilities. Selected account balances from Balli's general ledger on December 31, Year 2, were as follows:

Equipment 150,000

Building 1,350,000

Accumulated amortization 195,000

Common shares 600,000

Retained earnings 96,000

Balli purchased the building and equipment on January 1, Year 1.

The condensed trial balance of Balli for the year ending December 31, Year 5, was as follows:

Accounts receivable 197,000

Inventory 255,000

Building 1,350,000

Equipment 350,000

Cost of goods purchased 1,080,000

Change in inventory 120,000

Amortization expense 130,000

Other expenses 470,000

Dividends paid 300,000

Total debits 4,252,000

Current monetary liabilities 682,000

Common shares 600,000

Retained earnings, beginning 300,000

Sales 2,250,000

Accumulated amortization 420,000

Total credits 4,252,000

Additional Information

Balli's sales, inventory purchases, and other expenses occurred uniformly over the year.

Balli's inventory on hand at the end of each year was purchased uniformly over the last quarter. On December 31, Year 4, the inventories totalled 375,000, and on December 31, Year 5, they totalled 255,000.

On January 1, Year 5, Balli purchased equipment for 200,000. The equipment has an estimated useful life of eight years and a residual value of 5,000. Balli uses the double-declining-balance method to calculate amortization expense. There were no other purchases of property, plant, and equipment between Year 2 and Year 5.

The dividends were declared and paid on January 1, Year 5.

The exchange rates for the euro and the Canadian dollar were as follows:

Jan. 1, Year 1 $1 = 0.50

Dec. 31, Year 2 $1 = 0.60

Average for the Year 4 fourth-quarter $1 = 0.68

Dec. 31, Year 4/Jan. 1, Year 5 $1 = 0.70

Dec. 31, Year 5 $1 = 0.80

Average for Year 5 $1 = 0.76

Average for the Year 5 fourth-quarter $1 = 0.79

Required

(a) Translate into Canadian dollars the following items on Balli's financial statements for the year ended December 31, Year 5, assuming that Balli's functional currency is the Canadian dollar:

(I) Accounts receivable

(ii) Inventory

(iii) Equipment

(iv) Accumulated amortization

(v) Common shares

(b) Translate into Canadian dollars the following items on Balli's financial statements for the year ended December 31, Year 5, assuming that Balli's functional currency is the euro:

(I) Cost of goods purchased

(ii) Amortization expense

(iii) Inventory

(iv) Common shares

(c) For Balli, which functional currency would show the strongest current ratio for the company's translated financial statements? Briefly explain.

(d) develop an independent calculation of the unrealized exchange gains or losses to be included in other comprehensive income for Year 5, assuming that Balli's functional currency is the euro.