Measuing receivable using temporal method??

Q.113 Schweser Mock Exam vol 1; Exam 2 afternoon:

A owns B. A is in USA, B is in Foreign country. B’s local management make decisons hence B’s currency is functional currency. However B has receivable from Country C recorded in currency C. The Question is how do you translate the receivables from Country C in B’s accounts.

Answer is temporal method- translate C receivalbes into B currency. This cant be right.

Receivables are monetary assets and hence always translated at closing/current rate - thats my thinking. Any takers…

Temporal method has to be used when translating INTO the functional currency. Receivables are translated via current rate, however, under temporal AND current rate method.

Thanks Mission2014 - thats a cleaver way of looking at this…