Answer:
Wyman company should recognize a foreign exchange loss in the amount of $12,600
Explanation:
On the date of sale: £1 = $1.35
So £60,000 = 60,000 × $1.35 = $81000
On the date of payment: £1 = $1.14
So £60,000 = 60,000 × $1.14 = $68, 400
The amount Wyman company received on the date of payment is $12,600 less than the amount it ought to have received on the date of sale.
So Wyman company should recognize a foreign exchange loss in the amount of $12,600
