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Consolidation Reporting of Minority Interests
Overview:
This function allows you to produce financial reports to reflect a minority interest percentage ownership for a specific Office/s.
Use Case:
For example you have a business that you have set up as an OFFICE, for which you own less than 100% of the shares in that business and you want to reflect this percentage ownership in various financial reports.
Steps:
Starting from the main screen
1. Navigate to SET UP FILES > Offices
2. Select an OFFICE CODE hyperlink
3. Enter a percentage ownership for this office in the OWNERSHIP % field
The percentage ownership entered must be a whole number
4. Select SAVE or SAVE & CLOSE
By default this is defined as 100% for existing or new offices unless you override
When running a financial statement (all of the Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet reports have this capability), users can elect to only include that ownership % in the report.
On the financial report selection page, if you check the option box APPLY OWNERSHIP %?, then only the percentage ownership you have set will apply to the P&L values for that office in the report.
This option is available whether you are running the financial reports for each individual office or consolidating multiple offices into a single report.
So even if you owned 100% of some offices, and differing percentages for other OFFICES you can run a single P&L or Balance sheet reflecting only those percentages your company owns.