IRS
2007 U.S. Dollar - Euro Exchange Rate Information
The IRS requires that all income be reported in U.S. dollar equivalents.
Taxpayers generally use the yearly average exchange rate to report foreign income that was regularly received throughout the year. If you had a few foreign transactions on particular days or during particular months, however, you may prefer to use the exchange rates for such days.
The following are average Dollar – Euro exchange rates for 2007:
Yearly Average: 1 USD = 0.73082 Euro
Monthly Averages: 1 USD =
January 0.76943 EuroJuly 0.72975 EuroFebruary 0.76550 EuroAugust 0.73372 EuroMarch 0.75552 EuroSeptember 0.72042 EuroApril 0.74092 EuroOctober 0.70301 EuroMay 0.73961 EuroNovember 0.68190 EuroJune 0.74531 EuroDecember 0.68698 EuroDecember 31, 2007: 1 USD= 0.67940 Euro
To convert from Euros to Dollars, divide the Euro amount by the applicable abovementioned decimal figure.
To convert from Dollars to Euros, multiply the Dollar amount by the applicable abovementioned decimal figure.
** The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has no official exchange rate and accepts any posted exchange rate that is used consistently. For additional exchange rates, check the U.S. Treasury website at www.fms.treas.gov/intn.html or other commercial sites such as www.oanda.com.



