What is difference between consolidation and revaluation?
Answer Posted / tgs100
Both are entirely different. Consolidation is the process of transferring the accounting details from one or more subsidiary ledger to a parent ledger.
Revaluation is revaluing the foreign currency transactions for asset and liability accounts based on the period end conversion rate (There is no revaluation if there is no conversion rate change between the transaction time and the period end).
Translation is translating the accounting information from one currency into another currency.
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