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Functional Currency

Functional currency is the primary currency in which a business conducts its main economic activities. It reflects the environment where revenue is generated and expenses are incurred. Determining the correct functional currency is critical in multinational accounting, as it affects foreign currency translation and financial reporting accuracy.

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