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At the end of each fiscal year, companies are obliged to prepare a financial statement - a document which provides an overview of the company’s annual financial activities. Businesses required to keep accounting books under the Accounting Act, or those which have chosen to do so voluntarily, must prepare a financial statement. A group of companies (entities) with capital ties must prepare a consolidated financial statement for the capital group.
The consolidated financial statement is prepared at the level of the parent entity, i.e., the entity that exercises control over other entities in the group (subsidiaries and jointly controlled entities). This statement includes the financial data and operational results of all entities within the capital group, treating them as a single entity.
The goal of the consolidated financial statement is to present the data of all companies within the capital group as if they were a single entity. It is essential to present the companies’ assets and results while also eliminating all intercompany transactions. Though it may sound straightforward in theory, in practice, preparing a consolidated financial statement requires more complex procedures.