Industry · Multi-country groups

Subsidiaries in several countries and currencies, each with its own chart of accounts and local VAT. We map them to the group chart of accounts, translate the currency and eliminate the internal trade.

  • Consolidation across countries
  • NOK and SEK translated
  • Eliminations
  • Local setup per country
  • Monthly import
  • Currency translation
  • Eliminations
  • Group chart of accounts
The problems

What makes group accounts heavy

Every country has its own rules, its own currency and often its own chart of accounts.

Consolidation across currencies

Companies in Norway and Sweden post in NOK and SEK. The group accounts have to be in one currency.

How we solve it

Consolidation in Business Central with NOK and SEK translated to the group currency.

Subsidiaries with their own chart of accounts

An acquired company has its own chart of accounts, and it shouldn't have to change for the group to report.

How we solve it

Subsidiaries' charts of accounts are mapped to the group chart, so each company keeps its own.

Internal trade counted twice

Sales between the group's companies have to come out of the group accounts again.

How we solve it

Eliminations of intercompany trade as a fixed part of the consolidation.

Local VAT and setup

A Swedish company must follow Swedish rules for VAT and reporting, not Danish ones.

How we solve it

Local setup of VAT and reporting per country, for example for a Swedish company.

Consolidation as a spreadsheet

When the group accounts are pieced together in Excel every month, it takes days and can't be reproduced.

How we solve it

Monthly consolidation imports in Business Central, so figures can be traced back to the company.

Integrations

What fits together

Consolidation and group reporting in Business Central.

  • Consolidation import

    Monthly import from the subsidiaries.

  • Currency translation

    NOK, SEK and other currencies translated to the group currency.

  • Chart of accounts mapping

    Each company's chart of accounts mapped to the group's.

  • Eliminations

    Intercompany trade eliminated at consolidation.

  • Local setup

    VAT and reporting under each country's rules.

  • Power BI

    Group reports built on the consolidated figures.

FAQ

What people often ask us

Can subsidiaries keep their own chart of accounts?

Yes. The charts of accounts are mapped to the group chart, so each company posts as before and the group reports as one.

How are Norwegian and Swedish kroner handled?

The figures are translated to the group currency as part of the consolidation.

Can a Swedish company be set up under Swedish rules?

Yes. VAT and reporting are set up locally per country, so the Swedish company follows Swedish rules.

One group, one set of figures

Tell us how many companies and countries you have. We'll show you how the consolidation can run every month.

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