When accounting for a non-free-standing foreign subsidiary,translation exchange rates are accounted for using the temporal method which involves reporting all cost of goods sold accounts at the

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The temporal method involves reporting all monetary assets and liabilities at the current exchange rate and non-monetary assets and liabilities at their historical rate. Cost of goods sold accounts are considered non-monetary and should be reported at the historical rate.

When Accounting for a Non-Free-Standing Foreign Subsidiary,translation Exchange Rates Are