Create an Intercompany Agreement
This example demonstrates how to create an intercompany agreement and set it to the Active status.
Your company, InFusion Corporation, is a multinational conglomerate and operates in the United States (US), the United Kingdom (UK), Singapore (SG) and Australia (AUS). InFusion Corporation’s headquarters are in the US and has subsidiaries in these countries.
Country of operation | Holding or Subsidiary | Company Name | Name of the intercompany Organization |
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United states | Parent | InFusion US Inc. | US HQ Operations |
United Kingdom | Subsidiary | InFusion UK Capital Services Inc. | UK Capital Services |
Australia | Subsidiary | InFusion Australia Financial Services | AU Financial Services |
Singapore | Subsidiary | InFusion Singapore Capital | SG Operations |
InFusion US Inc. needs to transfer a working capital loan to its subsidiary in Singapore namely InFusion Singapore Capital.
The funds will always be remitted as follows:
United States Headquarters > UK capital Services > AU Financial Services > SG Operations
How to create an intercompany agreement
- Navigate to the Intercompany Agreements landing page using the Multitier Intercompany operations icon.
- Click the Create link available on the landing page.
- Use the Start option on the process guide page to go to Intercompany Agreements page.
- Complete the fields as shown in this table:
Field | Value |
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Intercompany agreement Number | Working Capital Loan to SG |
Agreement Description | Working Capital Loan to SG |
Transaction Currency | USD |
Control Amount | 1,00,000.00 |
Transaction Type | Invoicing for Loan |
Conversion Rate Type | Corporate |
Settlement Currency Basis | Transaction Currency |
Route Information
Field | Value |
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Provider Organization | US HQ Operations |
First Clearing Organization | UK Capital Services |
Second Clearing Organization | AU Financial Services |
Receiver Organization | SG Operations |
You can configure descriptive flexfields to capture any additional information as part of the intercompany agreement.