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To record transactions between related companies
Yes you will have intercompany entries as they are separate legal entities
No accounts are irreconcilable. You may give uo looking for the difference but that doesn't mean it can't be found.
Some examples for Real Accounts are cars and houses, while examples for Personal Accounts are credit cards.
Examples of nominal accounts are losses and expenses of gains or income.
To record transactions between related companies
Other Debtors account
Yes you will have intercompany entries as they are separate legal entities
No accounts are irreconcilable. You may give uo looking for the difference but that doesn't mean it can't be found.
Some examples for Real Accounts are cars and houses, while examples for Personal Accounts are credit cards.
The definition of intercompany is a number of individuals assembled or associated together. It can also mean an assemblage of people for social purposes.
inter company journals are the journals passed in particular to describe the transactions between two entities.
Built in user accounts
These are accounts that are set up to post between companies. For instance, one company pays health insurance for it's self and another company. A portion of the payment is an expense of that company and a portion of that payment is due to the first company from the second company. So, instead of the two companies having to pay each other for every transaction every day. The due to/from intercompany account gets credited and debited so that all the transactions for the period (usually each month) are netted and one check is cut.
The intercompany involves direct lending between companies. The supply of funds in the intercompany market comes from companies that have cash flows surplus to their current requirements. The demand for funds comes from companies who do not have cash flows sufficient to meet their current obligations. Given the nature of trading within the market, it is regarded as an example of a money market.
Examples of nominal accounts are losses and expenses of gains or income.
If your question relates to paying Company A's expenses with Company B's money, those entries belong in accounts; "Due to Company B" and "Due from Company A", which would appear on the balance sheet.