Version 2008 - ABAS Software AG
Version 2008 - ABAS Software AG
Version 2008 - ABAS Software AG
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3.14. Group accounting<br />
The group accounting of abas ERP enables the generation of a<br />
consolidated financial statement including group reporting. Essential for<br />
the generation of consolidated financial statements is the elimination of<br />
group-internal processes from the individual statements of the<br />
companies affiliated in the group. Furthermore, the consolidation of the<br />
advance VAT return of companies or places of work is possible.<br />
3.14.1. Introduction<br />
By activating the group accounting module in single clients, abas<br />
Business <strong>Software</strong> is able to identify group-internal and group-external<br />
processes by means of defined group structures. A strict value-related<br />
separation of group-internal and group-external processes is achieved via<br />
a different account assignment of the processes in financial accounting.<br />
This means that group-internal processes are posted to other financial<br />
accounts than the group-external processes.<br />
The consolidation of several companies takes place when the monthly<br />
accumulated debit and credit values from the single clients are<br />
transferred to a special consolidation client. This consolidation client<br />
represents a consolidation group. In this consolidation client the actual<br />
consolidation is carried out which, in the end, leads to the consolidated<br />
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Overview of cost accounting functions<br />
• Cost accounting as actual costing and standard costing<br />
• Cost accounting as full costing and marginal costing<br />
• Cost type accounting<br />
- Grouping of financial accounting P&L accounts according to cost types<br />
• Cost center accounting<br />
- available variants:<br />
• Actual cost types accounting and actual cost center accounting limited to the primary<br />
costs ("Cost accounting for beginners")<br />
• Actual cost center accounting with internal account activity allocation<br />
• Actual and planned cost center accounting with planned/actual comparison and internal<br />
account activity allocation<br />
• Cost center accounting according to the flexible standard costing with target/actual<br />
comparison<br />
• Transfer of the overhead costs from direct and indirect cost centers to cost objects<br />
• Cost object accounting<br />
- Representation of a contribution margin accounting<br />
• Prompt valuation and automatic posting of completion confirmation times via the valuation of<br />
the production activity<br />
• Statistical entry journal<br />
• Evaluation<br />
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