Revaluation is the
process of revaluing balances that have transactions denominated in foreign
currency.
Revaluation reflects
the change in conversion rates between the date of the transaction and the
current market rate of each currency at Period End so that your Payables and
Receivables balances are reflected correctly. (used for Income and Expense
accounts too)
Thus, Revaluation is
just an adjustment entry so that your Account Balances in foreign currency are
reflected at fair market value in your financial statements. Like Payables- AED
invoice booked for 100 AED @ 15; thus payables balance as 1500 on 14th August.
But on 31st August,
due to currency fluctuation, the AED Rate changes to 16.
It means on 31st
August, your Payables AED is 1600 and not 1500.
After Revaluation,
system will pass Revaluation Entry as:
Dr. Exchange Loss
Cr. Payables- AED.
Note that in September
when you actually pay the Supplier, you might pay at the rate of 14 of 15.5.
This is the reason the Revaluation Entry of 100 passed on 31st August needs to
be reversed in September.
If you want to
reevaluate your statements you can use this process one time per year, when you
will issue your balance sheet.
You can use
Revaluation process at the end of your financial year.
You have to reverse
this journal because of these journals affecting the integration between GL and
sub modules, so you must reverse it in the first period in the new year.
Please be informed
that you must reverse the revaluation journal let's explain by an example.
1 - Suppose the
Suppliers' balances are equal to 1000 USD in AP and the same in GL ( this the
integration between GL & AP ).
2 - You submit the
revaluation process at the end of your financial year and its journals as
follow
15.00 USD Dr
Payables
Cr. Gain & loss account.
3 - The Payables
balance in GL will be 85 USD ( 100 - 15 ) and the Payables balance in AP will
be 100 ( there is a mis-integration)
4 - To restore the
integration between GL & AP you must reverse the revaluation journals to
let the AP Balance in GL to be 100 USD as the balance in AP
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