This course provides a comprehensive and practical exploration of intercompany transactions within corporate group structures. Designed for learners with a foundational understanding of financial accounting, the course emphasizes the identification, analysis, and evaluation of intercompany activities that impact consolidated financial statements.

The curriculum is structured into two modules. The first module introduces learners to core concepts, including the nature of intercompany transactions, types (downstream, upstream, partial, and associate sales), and the proper accounting treatment of these scenarios with respect to revenue recognition and elimination. Learners will apply these concepts through practical examples and simulations. The second module advances into more complex areas such as unrealized losses, lateral (sister-company) transactions, and the operational and technological challenges organizations face in managing them. It also covers how policies and systems affect accuracy and compliance in consolidated reporting. Real-world examples, quizzes, and graded assessments guide learners in evaluating risks, interpreting policy implications, and justifying the appropriate elimination entries in consolidation processes. By the end of the course, learners will be able to identify, analyze, and evaluate intercompany transactions and apply elimination techniques that align with international accounting standards for group reporting.