Consolidated financial statements

Keeping track of your corporate structure doesn't have to be complicated. With the right systems and common guidelines, you get better control, fewer errors and a simpler workday. Aider offers efficient solutions that bring the numbers together, automate processes and give you an overview of the entire group.

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How can Aider help you?

Keeping track of your corporate structure doesn't have to be complicated. With the right systems and common guidelines, it's easier to get an overview and avoid manual searches in spreadsheets. Aider offers efficient group accounting solutions that give you better control and fewer sources of error.

What is consolidated accounting - and why is it important?

Consolidated financial statements show the results and balance sheet of all companies in the group together as if it were one legal entity. This provides an overview of the group's overall finances and makes it easier to manage, report and document internal transactions.


In practice, this means that:


  • Internal sales between companies are eliminated


  • Consolidation is done automatically in the system


  • You get a better overview of both the group and the individual companies



- In a group, it can be difficult to keep track of internal sales between companies. Our solution is designed to handle this digitally, so you don't have to search in spreadsheets," says Terje Glesaaen, National Subject Manager IFRS and Group Accounting at Aider.

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Automatic consolidation with Aider - one solution, many benefits

When are consolidated financial statements required?


According to the Accounting Act, consolidated financial statements are mandatory if the company meets two of the following three criteria:


  • Annual sales revenue of more than 168 million DKK


  • Balance sheet total of more than DKK 84 million


  • An average of 50 employees or more during the financial year



However, even groups that are not legally obliged to prepare consolidated financial statements can benefit greatly from doing so - especially to gain better insight and overview of internal transactions and results.


- It's not only those that are groups as defined by law that can benefit from this. It's about overview and insight into how the company is connected," says Glesaaen.


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