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Diff b/w revaluation, translation and consolidatn
Posted: Wed Sep 19, 2007 12:37 am
by karan_2891
Hi,
I have a small query? What is the Diff b/w Revaluation, Translation & Consolidation? Are they independent /dependent in some way or the other? If someone could explain this with the help of an example or two, it would be great.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Karan
Posted: Wed Sep 19, 2007 6:11 am
by kommineni7
Hi,
Revaluation:
Basically revaluation is required , when we done any foreign currency transactions. Before month end close we have to run revaluation process to track exchange rate flatuations. after running revaluation we will prepare financial statements/FSG reports. Revaluation is independent one, only require when we done business in foreign currency transactions.
Consolidation:
To preapare consolidated financial statements, we have to run consolidation process. its just mapping of chart of accounting to consolidate transactions/balances depends upon business requirment.
Link with consolidation:
Eg: parent company is india compnay i.e. I company. subsidiary company is foreign company i.e, F compnay. to consolidate F company with I compnay. we have to run Translation process in F set of books. then only all balances is convered from F currency to I currency.
So if currencies are different b/w parent and subsidary then only Translation is required in consolidation process. in this case consolidation is dependent on translation.
Translation ;
To traslate BALANCES from functional currency to other currency.
Hope this will clear your doubt.