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Introduction: Intercompany transfers occur when related companies purchases services from each other. When one company purchases services from an associated company both will record this transaction, the purchaser recordas an expense and the seller records revenue. This revenue and expense must be eliminated for the purpose of consolidation. All revenue and expenses of both the companies are included in financial statements for the purpose of calculating net income.
Computation of consolidated net income for GD services for 20X3.
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Introduction: Intercompany transfers occur when related companies purchases services from each other. When one company purchases services from an associated company both will record this transaction, the purchaser record as an expense and the seller records revenue. This revenue and expense must be eliminated for the purpose of consolidation. All revenue and expenses of both the companies are included in financial statements for the purpose of calculating net income.
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Introduction: Intercompany transfers occur when related companies purchases services from each other. When one company purchases services from an associated company both will record this transaction, the purchaser record as an expense and the seller records revenue. This revenue and expense must be eliminated for the purpose of consolidation. All revenue and expenses of both the companies are included in financial statements for the purpose of calculating net income.
Consolidation entries for preparing consolidated work sheet for the year ended 31 December 20X3.
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