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Consolidated financial statements:Financial statements of both parent and subsidiary are combined to prepare a single set of books. The consolidation process starts with the data recorded on the books of individual consolidating companies. The accounting book of individual companies are placed in a third party work sheet, and entries are made eliminating intercompany transactions between them.
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A consolidated balance sheet presents assets and liabilities of parent and subsidiary company on as single document, with no distinctions on which item belong to which company.
Requirement 1
Preparation of consolidated balance sheet worksheet as on 31 December 20X6.
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Consolidated financial statements:Financial statements of both parent and subsidiary are combined to prepare a single set of books. The consolidation process starts with the data recorded on the books of individual consolidating companies. The accounting book of individual companies are placed in a third party work sheet, and entries are made eliminating intercompany transactions between them.
Consolidated balance sheet:
A consolidated balance sheet presents assets and liabilities of parent and subsidiary company on as single document, with no distinctions on which item belong to which company.
Requirement 2
Preparation of consolidated balance sheet of L and Subsidiary company.
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