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When the temporal method is used, any exchange rate change adjustment to a parent's long-term intercompany receivable from (or payable to) its foreign subsidiary is reported as an adjustment to Other Comprehensive Income account (bypassing earnings)-if the amount is not expected to be paid in the foreseeable future.
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