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NSC | How is Unrealized Gain/Loss Currency Revaluation calculated in Accounts Payable/Receivable?

edited Jun 2, 2025 2:37PM in CRM



Scenario:

User have an Invoice recorded in 1,065 Euro and the Base Currency of the Subsidiary is in USD:


At month end, user have an Unrealized Gain/Loss Currency Revaluation:


Breakdown of amounts as per SuiteAnswers Id: 15060 | Revaluation Record Details

Transaction Exchange Rate – Rate of the foreign currency to the base currency used on the transaction can be found in the accounting tab of the Invoice:



Ending Exchange Rate – Rate of the foreign currency to the base currency as of the last day of the posting period

In this case, 12/31/2022


Gain/Loss – Difference in the base currency amount calculated as (Ending Exchange Rate minus Transaction Exchange Rate) multiplied by Balance. A positive number indicates a gain.

Patrick Fresnosa | Advanced Accounting | SRP | Ask a Guru

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