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Consolidation groups<br />

A consolidated group, i.e. an aggregation of all companies the individual<br />

financial statements of which are to be consolidated, can be defined in<br />

abas ERP using the master files object "Consolidation Group". It combines<br />

the master files "Affiliated company" with the entry of an affiliation time<br />

period. The currency of the affiliated companies and the consolidation<br />

groups can be defined in such a way, that the definition of consolidation<br />

groups which consist of companies with different currencies is also<br />

possible. A conversion into the reporting currency of the consolidation<br />

group will be carried out when the balances are exported.<br />

In abas ERP the chronology of the group structure is saved. This<br />

guarantees the traceability of the data at any time.<br />

In the "Consolidation group" you can also specify that an affiliated<br />

company has left the group or has been added to the group. A change of<br />

name or a merger of affiliated companies can be carried out within the<br />

same "Consolidation group".<br />

You can define several consolidation groups which can even be<br />

structured hierarchically.<br />

Time-related group structure<br />

The consolidation group contains the complete history of the<br />

consolidation group. Using the data object "Group Structure" you can<br />

display a group structure of a consolidation group at a point in time with<br />

all hierarchy levels.<br />

Consistency checks can be carried out additionally. These can be carried<br />

out for a certain point in time or a time period which can even spread<br />

over several years.<br />

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