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Foreign Currency Translation under U.S. GAAP-A Simplified ExampleSubject Areas: Economics of Law, General Management, Corporate Governance, International Economics, Information Economics, Behavioral Economics, Business Analysis, Insurance, Business Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility, Accounting, Advertising, Business Communication, Business Research Methods, Business Theories, Business and Economics Education, Financial Reporting, Consumer Behavior, Economic System, General Business Research, Entrepreneurship, Case Studies and Management Information Systems, Business Law, Development Economics, Business Finance and Investment Keywords: Foreign Currency Translation, Current Rate Method, Other Comprehensive Income, Statement Disclosure Abstract The translation of foreign currency based financial statements is an important issue in today’s global business environment. This article will discuss some of the key concepts by the use of a simplified example. The concepts to be discussed include the selection of a functional currency, translation of foreign currency based financial statements under U.S. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) using the current rate method, other comprehensive income and financial statement disclosure. The step by step example should help professionals through the process of foreign currency translation. Creech, K. R. (2016). Foreign Currency Translation under U.S. GAAP-A Simplified Example . International Journal of Business and Applied Social Science (IJBASS), e7621.
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