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A French subsidiary of a U.S. firm keeps accounting records in euros. The U.S. dollar is considered the subsidiary's functional currency. Assume the following exchange rates: A French subsidiary of a U.S. firm keeps accounting records in euros. The U.S. dollar is considered the subsidiary's functional currency. Assume the following exchange rates:    Required: Remeasure the following items from the December 31, 20X6 trial balance of the subsidiary:  a.Sales made evenly throughout 20X6 = 100,000 euros b.Cost of goods sold = 30,000 euros5,000 euros purchased July 1, 20X525,000 euros purchased July 1, 20X6 c.Salary expense for 20X6 = 40,000 euros d.Land = 1,000,000 euros200,000 euros purchased January 1, 20X5800,000 euros purchased July 1, 20X6
Required:
Remeasure the following items from the December 31, 20X6 trial balance of the subsidiary:
a.Sales made evenly throughout 20X6 = 100,000 euros
b.Cost of goods sold = 30,000 euros5,000 euros purchased July 1, 20X525,000 euros purchased July 1, 20X6
c.Salary expense for 20X6 = 40,000 euros
d.Land = 1,000,000 euros200,000 euros purchased January 1, 20X5800,000 euros purchased July 1, 20X6


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