Multi-Entity Consolidated View Worksheet

Two numbers off your own books. One number your separate reports will never show you.

What your group actually earned

When one entity bills another and nobody strips it out at close, that revenue gets counted twice at the group level.

Combined revenue across all entities Add up what every P&L reports ($, per year)

Revenue your entities billed each other Management fees, rent, shared payroll, intercompany sales ($, per year)

Your real group revenue What's left once you strip out what you billed yourself. This is the figure a lender or a buyer works from.

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Your combined figure is overstated by The share of reported group revenue that is money moving between your own entities.

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Estimate only. A simplified illustration built entirely on the two figures you enter. Entities owned by the same person but not by each other are usually presented as combined rather than consolidated statements, and lenders treat the two differently. This is not tax or accounting advice — talk to your CPA before acting on it.