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On March 1,20X2,McBride Ltd.issued a purchase order to Tao Heavy Machines (Singapore) Inc.to acquire a drilling machine for $400,000 SGD.On the same day,McBride entered into a forward contract to receive $400,000 SGD on July 31,20X2.The machine was delivered on June 1,20X2 and payment was made July 31,20X2.McBride has an April 30 year-end.The following information has been provided:
On March 1,20X2,McBride Ltd.issued a purchase order to Tao Heavy Machines (Singapore) Inc.to acquire a drilling machine for $400,000 SGD.On the same day,McBride entered into a forward contract to receive $400,000 SGD on July 31,20X2.The machine was delivered on June 1,20X2 and payment was made July 31,20X2.McBride has an April 30 year-end.The following information has been provided:   Assume that the transaction qualifies as a fair-value hedge.On March 1,at what amount should the forward contract be recorded? A) $307,440 B) $312,400 C) $317,600 D) $319,800
Assume that the transaction qualifies as a fair-value hedge.On March 1,at what amount should the forward contract be recorded?

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