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If you reporting currency is USD, then you should not CR AUD acc. I suppose you need to reconcile everything in USD rather than AUD.
Example:
At the beginning of the month you got 1000USD in USD ac and 1000AUD in AUD ac and 1AUD = 0.8 USD. Suppose you have no transactions in this month, and at the end of month 1AUD=0.85 USD (i.e. AUD appreciates against USD which leads to a forex gain), so forex gain for USD will be 50 USD in this month.
So when you are reconciling you AUD a/c (in USD):
Dr USD A/C 50
Cr Forex Gain/Loss 50
In contrast, if at the end of month, 1AUD=0.75USD, then 1000AUD will equal to 750USD (i.e. 50 USD forex loss)
So when you reconcile:
Dr Forex gain/loss 50
Cr USD A/C 50
So, in all, you should always reconcile in your reporting currency. If the company policy is to reconcile in AUD, then you don't really need to recognise forex gain/loss on that account until year end when you consolidate both accounts.
Correct me if I am wrong. |
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