Practice prompt · Q:professional-extensions-derivatives-currency-combinations-and-digital-reporting/04-account-for-fair-value-hedges-001

Build a fair-value hedge bridge

Tests the two sided earnings bridge for a qualifying fair value hedge under supplied valuation results.

Updated Sep 11, 2026 Review due Nov 8, 2026
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A qualifying fair-value hedge has an opening derivative fair value of zero and an ending derivative asset of $48,000. The supplied decrease in the hedged item's value for the designated risk is $45,000. Prepare both adjustments and reconcile the net earnings effect.

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The derivative increases from zero to a $48,000 asset, producing a $48,000 gain. The hedged item's carrying amount decreases by $45,000 for the designated risk, producing a $45,000 loss. The net current-earnings effect is a $3,000 gain.