Intercompany allocation schedules transfer a balance from one source subsidiary account to multiple destination subsidiaries for costs that are shared between subsidiaries. Below are the steps to successfully transfer expenses from one Subsidiary to another:
- Navigate to Lists > Accounting > Accounts > New
- Create new Intercompany Accounts Receivable
- Name: Intercompany Accounts Receivable
- Type: Other Current Asset
- Eliminate Intercompany Transactions: T
- Subsidiaries: parent company (include children)
- Include Children: T
- Create new Intercompany Accounts Payable
- Name: Intercompany Accounts Payable
- Type: Other Current Liability
- Eliminate Intercompany Transactions: T
- Subsidiaries: parent company (include children)
- Include Children: T
- Note: Account types Other Current Asset and Other Current Liability will not require a name on the Intercompany Journal Entry.
- Note: Account types Other Current Asset and Other Current Liability will not require a name on the Intercompany Journal Entry.
- Navigate to Transactions > Financial > Make Intercompany Journal Entries
- Set Subsidiary: Subsidiary 1
- Set To Subsidiary: Subsidiary 2
- Enter the below line entries:
- Note: Click Add after entering an amount in the Debit/Credit columns.
- Subsidiary: Subsidiary 1
- Account: Intercompany Accounts Receivable
- Debit: 1,000
- Subsidiary: Subsidiary 1
- Account: Professional Fees
- Credit: 1,000
- Subsidiary: Subsidiary 2
- Account: Professional Fees
- Debit: 1,000
- Subsidiary: Subsidiary 2
- Account: Intercompany Accounts Payable
- Credit: 1,000
- Note: Click Add after entering an amount in the Debit/Credit columns.
- Click Save