alleryStart learning →Non-integral translation differences skip income as rate changes have
ALarge effect on tax paid
BImmediate effect on prices
CLittle direct cash flow effect
DNo effect on net assets
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Little direct cash flow effect
The rate change has little or no direct effect on present and future operating cash flows, so no income or expense is recorded.
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