Suppose Turquoise Corporation completed the following international transactions May 1 Sold inventory on account to Fiat, the Italian automaker, for 65,000 The exchange rate of the euro was $1 32, and Fiat demands to pay in euros 10 Purchased supplies on account from a Canadian company at a price o...

Req 1 Journal DATE ACCOUNT TITLES AND EXPLANATION DEBIT CREDIT May 1 Accounts Receivable 65000 ...

Suppose Turquoise Corporation completed the following international transactions: May 1 Sold inventory on account to Fiat, the

Question:

Suppose Turquoise completed the following international transactions:
May 1 Sold inventory on account to Fiat, the Italian automaker, for €65,000. The of the euro was $1.32, and Fiat demands to pay in euros.
10 Purchased supplies on account from a Canadian company at a price of Canadian $59,000. The of the Canadian dollar was $0.77, and the payment will be in Canadian dollars.
17 Sold inventory on account to an English firm for 134,000 British pounds. Payment will be in pounds, and the of the pound was $1.97.
22 Collected from Fiat. The is €1 = $1.35.
Jun 18 Paid the Canadian company. The of the Canadian dollar is $0.76.
24 Collected from the English firm. The of the British pound was $1.94.

Requirements
1. Record these transactions in Turquoises journal and show how to report the transaction gain or loss on the income statement.
2. How will what you learned in this problem help you structure international transactions?

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