Intercompany accounting refers to the accounting processes for transactions between different entities within the same organization or corporate group. It ensures that financial reporting accurately reflects the group's overall performance by eliminating the effects of these internal transactions. This typically involves reconciliation of intercompany balances, transfer pricing, and consolidation adjustments to prevent double-counting of revenues and expenses.
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