Dear All,
Please find below my situation:
GROUP ABC
Sr No Company Codes Country Currency Fiscal Year
1 A company code INDIA INR Apri-March
2 B company code INDIA INR Apri-March
3 C company code United Arab AED Jan-Dec
4 D company code USA UDS Jan-Dec
5 E company code INDIA INR Apri-March
6 F company code INDIA INR Apri-March
We are planning to have 1 contolling area which will have FY as April to March and Currency as INR
We are planning to have one Chart of Depreciation and under that different depreciation area like below
In Asset For company code A, B, E and F the chart of depreciation will have 01, 15 depreciation area
For company codes C and D , under same COD we are planning to have 25 and 26 depreciation area respectively for C and D
For dep area 01, 15 Fiscal year will be April to March and for Dep area 25 and 26 fiscal year will be Jan to Dec
For company codes A. B, E and F we will have one leading ledger and for Cpomapny code C and D we will have leading ledger (April to March) and one more non leading ledger (Jan to Dec) so that their reporting can be done in their respective countries also.
Leading ledger will have currency as INR
Please suggest if we are going in the right way also. Some one suggested to go for 2 controlling areas also but their will be issue in cross company cost allocations and consolidation
Client want to see books of Company code A, B, F and F in INR as well as in USD.
Client want to see books of Company code C and D in AED and USD respectively and as well as in USD for both. Mean they want to have one common currecny for all company codes i.e. USD but along with common currecy i.e USD they also want to have main currency for all company codes as their primary currecny.
Transactions in company code A,B,E and F will be carried out in INR and in company codes C AND D transaction will be in AED and USD respectively.
Please suggest us on the same.
Also GROUP company is not listed. It is called a group since all the compnay is of one owner. All the company in India and outside India have their own balance sheet and P&L
With Regards
Nivedita Tomar