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US GAAP Consolidation: A Practical Guide to ASC 810 for Multi-Entity Groups
A UK-based professional services group acquired a 60% stake in a US software business and immediately discovered a problem its auditors had not anticipated: the acquisition triggered a US GAAP…
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Custom Reports Upgraded: Build Any Report Row by Row in BrizoConsol
We’ve rebuilt the custom report editor. BrizoConsol’s Custom Reports now work the way you’d expect — like a spreadsheet, with your report laid out row by row in front of…
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QuickBooks Group Reporting: How Multi-Entity Groups Produce Consolidated Accounts
The finance manager of a nine-entity franchise group knew her QuickBooks numbers cold. Every week she reviewed each company’s P&L — revenue per location, cost variances, margins — and reported…
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Financial Consolidation for Holding Companies: How Finance Leaders Consolidate Across Subsidiaries
A holding company is an entity that owns a controlling interest in one or more subsidiary businesses. Unlike an operating company that generates revenue from goods or services directly, a…
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Financial Consolidation for Property Groups: How to Handle SPVs, Intercompany Loans and Group Reporting
The CFO of a property investment group with eleven entities received a request from her bank in March: provide consolidated accounts for the group within three weeks, including a group…
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Zoho Books Multi-Entity Consolidation: How Group CFOs Get Consolidated Accounts Across Multiple Organisations
The CFO of a trading group operating across the UAE, the UK, and India had built a clean accounting operation. Each entity ran Zoho Books, properly maintained, with local charts…
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Built-In Reports and Custom Reports in BrizoConsol: Everything Your Group Needs, Ready When You Are
Most finance teams working across multiple entities deal with a version of the same problem: the underlying data exists, but turning it into a report — a real one, formatted…
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Practical Use of Financial Reporting for SMEs: Why It Matters
For many small and mid-size businesses, financial reporting is something that happens to them rather than something they actively use. The accounts get produced once a year for the accountant.…