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Case Study 1:

Entity Consolidation & Book Merger

A client operating two separate legal entities required a consolidation of their financial records. The goal was to merge the books of the two entities into one company within QuickBooks Online.

Chart Of Accounts Mapping:

  • Exported the COA from both entities into Excel.

  • Created a mapping schema to align the subsidiary's accounts with the parent company's structure (e.g., mapping "Office Exp" in Company A to "G&A Expense" in Company B).

Data Migration:

  • Utilized CSV import tools to migrate vendor lists, customer lists, and transaction history into the primary QBO file.

  • Carefully validated the "Opening Balance Equity" to ensure the subsidiary's trial balance matched the final trial balance from the old system exactly.

Inter-Company Reconciliation:

  • Audited all transfers between the two entities.

  • Eliminated "Inter-company Income" against "Inter-company Expense" to ensure the consolidated P&L reflected true external revenue only.

Validation & Review:

  • Ran a "Balance Sheet by Class" report to allow the client to see the financial health of the merged division separately from the main company.

Inconsistent Data Structures:

The two companies utilized vastly different Charts of Accounts (COA), making a direct import impossible without standardization.

Inter-Company Conflicts:

There were frequent transfers of funds between the two entities that had been recorded inconsistently, risking double-counting of revenue or expenses.

Historical Preservation:

The client needed to retain full historical data for the subsidiary for the current fiscal year while ensuring the opening balances matched the previous tax returns.

The Results

Efficiency:

The client eliminated the cost of a second QBO subscription and reduced monthly bookkeeping review time by 40%.

Unified Reporting:

The business owner can now view a single "Total Profitability" report instantly, rather than manually combining reports from two different logins.

Accuracy:

The consolidated books balanced to the penny against the original separate records

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Case Study 2: Revenue Reconciliation & Contract Dispute Support