Run Noncontrolling Interest
- Set up Workday to persist noncontrolling interest (NCI).
- Security:Process: Noncontrolling Interestin the Financial Accounting functional area to secure NCI tasks and reports, and enable you to create journal entries.
You can create consolidation journals that record the NCI for subsidiaries in persisted
elimination journals.
When there's a change in NCI ownership, Workday calculates your NCI ownership change
adjustment amounts, based on:
- NCI source amounts.
- Previous NCI percentages.
- Current NCI percentages.
- Change in NCI ownership percentages.
- Access theRun Noncontrolling Interesttask.
- As you complete this task, consider:
Option Description Company HierarchySelect the company hierarchy that you want to record the NCI eliminations for.Fiscal ScheduleWorkday calculates NCI eliminations for the current earliest open period.Example: If you schedule to run the task on the 1st of April and the March period is open, Workday calculates and records NCI eliminations for the March period.CurrenciesYou can select 1 or multiple currencies for hierarchies.
You can drill into
Group Result Detail
per hierarchy to gain insight on
NCI activities.If NCI ownership changes occur, you can view how Workday calculates the NCI change
adjustment amounts.
Workday creates separate result lines for each rule and ownership change based on
activity for the:
- Current year.
- Prior year.
- If NCI results look inaccurate, you can cancel NCI group results using the related action.
- You can roll forward NCI beginning balances using either of these tasks on theProcess: Close Year Enddomain in the Common Financial Management functional area:
- Roll Forward Noncontrolling Beginning Balanceswhen you want to roll forward just NCI journal lines.
- Roll Forward Year-End Balancewhen you want to roll forward all beginning balances, including NCI.Workday creates beginning balance journal lines for unique combinations of:
- Company hierarchy.
- Book codes.
- Ledger accounts.
- Intercompany affiliates.
- Third parties.
- To view NCI entries, use the standard composite consolidated trial balance report.