No,
Unfortunately you have to record it as a loss to the parent company. Or it will at least show as a loss on the financial statements.
When there is a parent and subsidiary companies exists in that situation the combined financial information of parent company as well as subsidiary companies are shown under one statment which are called consolidated financial statements so in consolidated profit and loss account combined information of both parent and subsidiaries shown together rather preparing separate statements.
When there is a parent and subsidiary companies exists in that situation the combined financial information of parent company as well as subsidiary companies are shown under one statment which are called consolidated financial statements so in consolidated profit and loss account combined information of both parent and subsidiaries shown together rather preparing separate statements.
profit is when the company is making money and a loss is the company is not making money.
Sales between parent and subsidiary is not a real sales. Therefore, its eliminated at end of the year to show actual profit/loss from the sales.
In profit and loss account normally list all in the revenues and expenses and profit or loss for any particular fiscal year of company.
i want to analyze the trading and profit and loss account for coca cola company could you help
Loss and negative profit are same things as there is no such thing as negative profit if company spend more than its earns it has negative profit or loss.
yes income statement or profit and loss account is primary object of disclosing the performance of a company or enterprise
Profit and Loss A/c:Profit and loss account as name describes prepares to determine the net profit earned by company in one accounting year and which is not available information in any other financial statement of company.
The profit and loss account is named as such because it summarizes a company's financial performance over a specific period, showing both the profits earned and the losses incurred. The account reflects the net result of all revenues and expenses, indicating whether the company has made a profit or suffered a loss. Using "profit and loss" in the account's title emphasizes the importance of considering both aspects of a company's financial outcomes in a comprehensive manner.
it basically means taking into consideration how weathered or damaged a product is and whether it will bring your company a profit or a loss.