SIMULTANEOUS CONSOLIDATION (FI-LC) title: simultaneous consolidation (FI-LC) (SAP Library - Glossary)
SIMULTANEOUS CONSOLIDATION (FI-LC) category: Consolidation (FI-LC)
SIMULTANEOUS CONSOLIDATION (FI-LC) explained:
A consolidation procedure that processes all of the investments in the subgroup in a single step as well as the resulting minority interest, when consolidating a specific investee company.
This procedure is marked by the calculation of the differential from the consolidation of investments, which is the difference between the investments of the immediate parent company and the group's portion of the the investee's shareholders' equity.
Simultaneous consolidation is beneficial for complex investment structures, especially non hierarchical ones, and provides accurate analyses of the ownerships.
More terms such as simultaneous consolidation (FI-LC) in Dictionary S.
- Manual Site Visit:
- Help with the goal of gathering data on the work practices of users. As soon as possible after the visit, the interview and observation data is collated into simple models of the working practices in simultaneous consolidation (fi-lc) definition.
- Manual Subenvironment:
- Help functions that are assigned to an environment and located at a lower level than the main environment. Subenvironments group functions by theme. They are provided in the standard system. A simultaneous consolidation (fi-lc) explain.
- Manual Sales Agreement:
- Help between business partners in which the conditions (for example prices and delivery conditions) and releasable products are defined. These conditions and products apply to all contracts or sales simultaneous consolidation (fi-lc) what is.
- Manual Scope Of Application Entry:
- Help A data record of a scope of application. The scope of application of a recipe or formula is made up of individual scope of application entries simultaneous consolidation (fi-lc) meaning.
- Manual Screen Layout:
- Help screen layout is the part of a window that contains the screen elements of a screen. It is the part of a screen visible to the user and is created in Screen Painter's Layout Editor. The screen simultaneous consolidation (fi-lc) abbreviation.
