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A reporting currency is the currency in which your company prepares financial statements. Planning supports currency conversion from local currencies to one or more reporting currencies. Converted reporting currency values are stored and read-only for all users.

What is T5013? Canadian tax form T5013, also known as the Statement of Partnership Income, is a form that partnerships in Canada use to report basic financial information about their business to the CRA. Partnerships don't pay income tax in Canada, and T5013 is not used to calculate your tax liability.

You only need to enter the T5013 slip information that TurboTax asks for. Select Find from the menu. Enter T5013 in the Find window. Select T5013 Partnership Income from the list of results, and then select Go.Select Enter New T5013.Fill out the form in TurboTax with the information from your slip.

To record the foreign exchange transaction loss, the company would debit cash for $95, debit foreign exchange loss for $5 (expense), and then credit accounts receivable for $100.

Every person who holds an interest in a partnership as a nominee or an agent for another person has to fill out and file with the CRA a separate Form T5013SUM, Summary of Partnership Income, and the related T5013, Statement of Partnership Income slips for each partnership in which an interest is held for another person

Partnerships without a corporation partner have a filing deadline of March 31st each year. However, if the partnership includes an incorporated business as a partner, then the deadline is either March 31st or five months after the end of the partnership's fiscal year, whichever comes first.

Reporting currencies are representations of a primary or secondary ledger in another currency. Reporting currencies share the same chart of accounts, accounting calendar, and accounting method as their related ledger. You can use reporting currencies for online inquires, reporting, and consolidation.