Accounting exposure is the exposure to exchange gains and losses resulting from translating U.S.-dollar-denominated financial statements into foreign denominations.

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Accounting exposure, also known as translation exposure, refers to the risk that a company's financial statements will be affected by changes in exchange rates when foreign operations' financials are translated back into the parent company's currency, not from translating U.S.-dollar-denominated financial statements into foreign currencies.

Accounting Exposure Is the Exposure to Exchange Gains and Losses