Define Control Tables - Elimination of Investments, Associated Companies
Here you define how the eliminations of investments in associated companies will be performed on the associated company.
Usually accounts for equity and surplus values are used. Though, if you do not use balance control in the investment register, you will use investment accounts instead (plus any surplus value accounts). Thus the amounts from the parent company will be used as basis for the calculation. The journal is booked on the associated company in a strictly legal structure.
Note:
- Contribution Version is not in use for this control table.
- The offset account for control table E100, E105, E106, E110 and E115 are usually the same so that automatic journals make a zero sum to the offset account in the consolidated group.
- If you have more than one owner of an associated company, you must use the usual equity accounts in the acquisition register and as From Account. Otherwise eliminations will not be booked on the correct accounts on the level where the company is consolidated with the purchase method.