group reporting
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…
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…
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…
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.…
Zoho Books Consolidation: Reporting Across Multiple Entities
Zoho Books has built a strong reputation as an affordable, capable accounting platform — particularly for growing SMEs and businesses…
Controlling Who Sees What in Group Reporting: A Finance Leader’s Guide to Role-Based Access
When a finance team grows beyond a single entity, the question of access control becomes surprisingly complex. Who should be…
Xero Group Consolidation: What It Can’t Do — and What Finance Teams Use Instead
If you manage the finances of a group with two or more entities — all running Xero — you have…
End Manual Errors in Consolidation
Every month, finance teams working with multi-entity groups face the same problem: the intercompany balances do not agree. Entity A…
The Accountant’s Guide to Group Reporting: How to Deliver Consolidated Financials Without the Manual Work
For accountants and finance managers supporting multi-entity clients or complex business groups, group reporting is one of the most time-consuming…
Stop Losing Days to Manual Reconciliation
Every finance team managing a multi-entity group knows the feeling. Month-end arrives, the trial balances are in, and then comes…