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Administrator Guide
Last Updated: 2023-06-23
Set Up Intercompany and Interworktag Rules

Set Up Intercompany and Interworktag Rules

  • Create a hierarchy that includes all companies that are part of the consolidation.
  • Complete ownership details for each company in the company hierarchy.
  • Security:
    Set Up: Consolidation
    domain in the Financial Accounting functional area.
You can configure rules for all intercompany and intercompany worktag ledger accounts that you want to eliminate upon consolidation.
Example: You can create separate rules to eliminate:
  • Intercompany receivable and intercompany payable accounts.
  • Intercompany revenue and intercompany expense accounts.
  • Interworktag receivable and interworktag payable accounts.
  1. Access the
    Maintain Elimination Rules
    task.
  2. Select the
    Account Set
    for which you’re defining elimination rules.
    Create 1 or more elimination rules for the account set.
  3. As you complete the
    Intercompany/Interworktag
    tab, consider:
    Option Description
    Elimination Ledger Accounts
    Select the consolidation intercompany or interworktag ledger accounts you want to eliminate.
    Consider the account translation method of the ledger accounts. If you've different translation methods, it can result in translation variances.
    Variance Ledger Account
    Select the variance amounts if the intercompany or interworktag ledger accounts don't eliminate on consolidation.
    Workday recommends that you:
    • Select a different variance ledger account for each elimination rule.
    • Don't define intercompany or interworktag accounts as the variance ledger account.
Workday calculates and displays the elimination entries in an elimination column on each consolidated financial report, when you select 1 or more of these prompts:
  • Eliminations Only
  • Perform Intercompany Eliminations
You can use the
Intercompany Elimination Out of Balance
report to reconcile:
  • Intercompany accounts in an elimination rule.
  • Differences with the suspense account in the
    Consolidated Trial Balance
    report.