SUBSEQUENT CONSOLIDATION (EC-CS) title: subsequent consolidation (EC-CS) (SAP Library - Glossary)
SUBSEQUENT CONSOLIDATION (EC-CS) category: Consolidation (EC-CS)
SUBSEQUENT CONSOLIDATION (EC-CS) explained:
A consolidation of investments activity that is triggered by internal financing (but not by increases or reductions in capitalization).
When applying the purchase method or proportional consolidation, the activity adjusts minority interests to account for changes in investee equity. When applying the equity method, the activity updates the immediate investors' equity in earnings of affiliates (investment book value) to account for the changes of the proportional equity of the unit being consolidated.
Business practice deviates from the above and also refers to all consolidation activities that succeed first consolidation as "subsequent consolidations."
More terms such as subsequent consolidation (EC-CS) in Dictionary S.
- Manual Server PIN:
- Help associated with a paging or voicemail service. Example If you want to retrieve your voicemail messages, but you call from another line, you first must identify the mailbox in which your messages are subsequent consolidation (ec-cs) definition.
- Manual System Unit:
- Help product version distributed among one or more logical units. These units are called 'system units' (formerly instances). Each system unit (main/database instance, GUI) can/must be subsequent consolidation (ec-cs) explain.
- Manual Sequence Number (IS-BEV-LO-TS):
- Help Ranking criterion in telephone sales. A sequence number is assigned to each element of a defined sales call sequence subsequent consolidation (ec-cs) what is.
- Manual SAPconnect:
- Help for integrating external communications with the SAP system. SAPconnect enables third-party vendors to connect their communication servers to the SAP system. SAPconnect allows you to use the subsequent consolidation (ec-cs) meaning.
- Manual Stock Transaction:
- Help The process of changing the quantity of goods held in stock based on the appropriate document entry, for example, due to an order or invoice subsequent consolidation (ec-cs) abbreviation.
