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Group-level visibility and consolidated reporting.

For businesses with multiple legal entities, divisions, or franchises, we provide consolidated financial reporting. We reconcile inter-company transactions, eliminate duplicates, and provide both entity-level and group-level views of your financial position.

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The Process

How multi-entity consolidation works

01

Each entity maintains its own accounting records

02

Inter-company transactions identified and documented

03

Consolidation entries prepared to eliminate inter-company balances

04

Group-level reports generated showing consolidated position

05

Entity-level detail available for management review

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Transfer pricing is documented and tracked separately. For consolidation purposes, inter-company transactions are eliminated. For tax purposes, transfer pricing may need documentation to support arm's length treatment.

We consolidate at the date you specify. If entities have different year-ends, we prepare consolidated statements as at your chosen date.

Yes. We generate both. Entity reports show individual performance, group reports show consolidated position.

Dividends between entities are tracked. For consolidation purposes, dividend transactions are eliminated. Tax treatment is handled separately.

No. Financial consolidation is for reporting. Tax consolidation is a separate ATO registration. We handle the financial side; your accountant handles the tax side.

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We can help you implement multi-entity consolidation and start seeing results. Book a consultation to discuss your specific needs and explore how this service can transform your business.

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