Limitations for contribution calculations

The following are limitations for working with contribution calculations:

Contribution calculations are carried out for companies at the lowest level to the top group only.
No consolidation is carried out for the distributed amounts. As a result of this, it is only possible to see the contribution from a single company to the top group, not the contribution from a subgroup to the top group.
Companies connected through multiple ownership, or equity groups, are not handled in contribution calculations. This means that it is possible to see only the contribution from a multi-owned company to the groups that own the company, not the total contribution to the top group.
Analysis should only be performed towards the top group.
Contribution calculations support only the standard model for consolidation, not the Latin model or Investment adjustments.
Transactions that are carried out in user-defined business rules are not included in contribution calculations.
Contribution calculations are used for legal consolidation only.
Intercompany eliminations and internal profit can not be distributed to the underlying companies.

Note: Automatic journals 81 and 82 are not included in the consolidated values when you use the drill down function in the Trial balance report.