CAPITAL INVESTED IN GROUP EQUITY title: capital invested in group equity (FI-LC) (SAP Library - Glossary)
CAPITAL INVESTED IN GROUP EQUITY category: Consolidation (FI-LC)
CAPITAL INVESTED IN GROUP EQUITY explained:
A share of the investment book value of an investor corresponding to its group share.
The calculation of capital invested in group equity is a characteristic of simultaneous consolidation and is a prerequisite for the correct determination of minority ownership.
More terms such as capital invested in group equity in Dictionary C.
- Manual Correspondence Type (CA-GTF):
- Help Covers correspondences of the same category, for example, dunning notices and account statements capital invested in group equity definition.
- Manual Circular (BC-BMT-WFM):
- Help to be presented to a predefined group of employees for information purposes. This circular can be implemented as a workflow. There is a Workflow Wizard that can be used to help to define an capital invested in group equity explain.
- Manual Class Midpoint:
- Help The arithmetic mean value of class limits capital invested in group equity what is.
- Manual Control Totals:
- Help The totals you can use to determine whether the amounts of posted documents were entered correctly. You can instruct the SAP System to update control totals when posting documents capital invested in group equity meaning.
- Manual Consolidation Of Investments Method (FI-LC):
- Help application supports the following consolidation of investments methods: Purchase method Pooling of interest Proportional consolidation Equity method The following consolidation variants are capital invested in group equity abbreviation.
