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Intercompany reconciliation used to be a full afternoon of squinting at two ledgers. Today I uploaded a Finnish parent's EUR ledger and its Norwegian subsidiary's NOK ledger into Taxxa and asked it to reconcile them. It matched both sides line-by-line, flagged every balance that didn't tie, and classified each break by cause, FX/translation difference, one-sided entry, timing. Then it quantified the gap and wrote a consolidation-ready reconciliation report telling me exactly what to clear before elimination. 9 invoices matched. 1 FX break of 2,700 NOK. 3 one-sided parent entries. All surfaced automatically.

Taxxa tip you should know, multi tabs. I had Koivu Consulting Oy's, income statement, balance sheets in a excel. Tab 1 - we ran the audit lens, €242k turnover and a €188k balance sheet trip two of the three statutory thresholds, so a statutory audit is mandatory even with two employees. Tab 2 - we ran the tax lens on the same numbers, maximum EVL depreciation, the 50% cap on representation expenses, the confirmed loss carry-forward to reach the lowest legal tax. 🤫 Tab 3 - we compared the two, reconciling the book-to-tax differences the auditor will scrutinise. Tab 4 - we dropped in the bank statement 📄, Taxxa tied the €118k closing balance back to the accounts and flagged the €12k shareholder loan buried in December. One question, four tabs, every answer cited, side by side.