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What is the difference between foreign currency remeasurement and translation? Remeasurement focuses on converting foreign currencies into the subsidiary's functional currency. Translation focuses on converting the functional currency for a subsidiary into the reporting currency for the parent company.

For example, a parent company in Germany has a subsidiary in US, whose functional currency is US dollar. Consolidated financial statements of this group are prepared in EUR, thus the results and financial position of US subsidiary would need to be translated from US dollar to EUR.

For example, a parent company in Germany has a subsidiary in US, whose functional currency is US dollar. Consolidated financial statements of this group are prepared in EUR, thus the results and financial position of US subsidiary would need to be translated from US dollar to EUR.

Currency translation is the process of converting one currency in terms of another, often in the context of the financial results of a parent company's foreign subsidiaries into its functional currency?the currency of the primary economic environment in which an entity generates and expends cash flows.

Foreign currency translation is the accounting method in which an international business translates the results of its foreign subsidiaries into domestic currency terms so that they can be recorded in the books of account.

Foreign currency translation is used to convert the results of a parent company's foreign subsidiaries to its reporting currency. This is a key part of the financial statement consolidation process.

Four main translation methods are available: current/non-current method, monetary/nonmoneter method, temporal method, and current rate method. In practice there are also variations of each method.