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What is Consolidation in GL?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 9 Last Update: December 10, 2007     Asked by: Rekha 
  
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Consolidation is 'consolidating different books' into the parent company to get a final pictrue of all subsidary and parent companies put to gether. It may be noted that the currency, coa and calender can be different with these sobs

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March 16, 2006 08:34:01   #1  
vijay        

RE: What is Consolidation in GL?

It Consolidates the Subsidaries & Parent financial information. At a point of time we can check the Performance of the Companies overall Performance.


 
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March 27, 2006 22:52:57   #2  
Chitti Babu        

RE: What is Consolidation in GL?

When we have multiple setup and combine primary and secondary books getting the financial reports is called consolidation

We will use consolidation reports at the time of period end closing

Regards

D.Chitti Babu


 
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May 18, 2006 12:50:51   #3  
vasan_kali Member Since: May 2006   Contribution: 8    

RE: What is Consolidation in GL?

Consolidation is the Process of combining the Financial results of different companies typically combining subsidiary accounting information into a parent company.The main purpose of consolidation is for reporting purpose.

Thanks

K V Srinivasan.


 
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July 25, 2006 09:24:41   #4  
reddymahipal        

RE: What is Consolidation in GL?

Consolidation is the period-end process of combing the financials of separate subsidiary with the pay rent company to from single combine statement of final result


 
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January 02, 2007 03:39:54   #5  
sumalatha        

RE: What is Consolidation in GL?
consolidation is one of the reporting tool.consolidation may map the subsidiary set of books to parent set of books even if the set of books values are different using segment rule accounting rule
 
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February 13, 2007 00:03:41   #6  
t_dheerajsingh Member Since: September 2005   Contribution: 6    

RE: What is Consolidation in GL?
It is the process of combining the financial results of multiple companies into one financial statement
 
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March 01, 2007 13:36:41   #7  
ramasrith        

RE: What is Consolidation in GL?

the company may have different sobs in different countries so we will collect all the financialtransactions(sob) in to one set of book that is parent sob then the company easely findout all the finacial year endingresullts in their functional curency that purpose multiple companies are using consolidation


 
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September 16, 2007 02:24:01   #8  
saikrishna        

RE: What is Consolidation in GL?
I think consolidation can be done with two ways that is FSG GCS for FSG it can be done when both parent SOB and Subsidary SOB have Currency Calender COA same then we go for FSG.

In Global consolidation System currency coa calender are different in parent sob and subsidary sob we have to go for GCS.

I am Saikrishna actaully I am pursuing my oracle financials in hyd i just completed one of my module GL institute.

 
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December 10, 2007 07:25:46   #9  
Spice Member Since: September 2007   Contribution: 6    

RE: What is Consolidation in GL?
Consolidation is 'consolidating different books' into the parent company to get a final pictrue of all subsidary and parent companies put to gether. It may be noted that the currency coa and calender can be different with these sobs
 
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