A Company Uses Options to Hedge Its Forecasted Purchase of Merchandise

A company uses options to hedge its forecasted purchase of merchandise. If the options qualify as a cash flow hedge of the forecasted purchase, and analysis of hedge effectiveness excludes option time value, which statement is true concerning reporting for changes in the value of the options?

A) All changes in option value remain in other comprehensive income until the merchandise is purchased.
B) All changes in option value are adjustments to cost of goods sold as they occur.
C) Changes in intrinsic value adjust cost of goods sold when the merchandise is sold.
D) Changes in intrinsic value adjust the carrying value of the merchandise when it is purchased.