You can initiate an intercompany transaction only for those organizations that you have access to. If a new organization is added after the application is configured, the intercompany accountant or administrator should ensure that access is given to the appropriate users.
Intercompany transactions are financial transactions that occur between two different legal entities belonging to the same parent corporate enterprise. These transactions need to be tracked and eliminated during financial consolidation to present accurate, non-overstated financial statements for the entire group.
Intercompany: Transactions and balancing that happen between two or more separate legal entities (e.g., Company A sells goods to Company B, where A and B are distinct legal entities under the same parent).
Intracompany: Balancing for journals that involve different internal groups, such as a different department or cost center, within the same legal entity.
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