Jackson Ltd Has a US$50, 000 Receivable Due at the End

question 43

True/False

Jackson Ltd has a US$50, 000 receivable due at the end of March 2004 for the sale of a specialised piece of hydraulic equipment. The sale was made on 1 February 2004 and the equipment cost Jackson Ltd $560,000 to manufacture. In order to hedge the receivable, Jackson Ltd enters into a futures contract on that date to sell five US dollar futures contracts. Each contract is for an amount of US$100,000 and the market rate for each futures contract is $A1 = US$0.6778 on 1 February. Jackson pays a deposit of $25,000 on the contracts. The futures contracts are settled on 31 March 2004, when the debtor pays off the receivable. The spot exchange rates during the period were:

The market rate for the futures contracts is $A1 = US$0.7150 on 31 March 2004. What are the entries to record the sale, futures contracts, receipt of payment and the settling of the futures contracts (rounded to the nearest dollar)?
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E. None of the given answers.

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