Question
A company imports machinery payable in USD after 6
months. If the liability remains unpaid at year-end and the exchange rate has increased, how should the difference be accounted for?Solution
Foreign currency monetary items (like creditors) are restated at closing rate, and the exchange difference goes to P&L, unless it relates to qualifying assets (then eligible for capitalization under Ind AS 23).
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