Consolidation and investments research workspace | LocalGAAP Australia

A governed Australia reporting research perimeter for consolidation and investments, including entity class, current authority, operative period, facts, professional judgment, review, regulatory overlays, and group impact.

Public scope

Structured context for people and machine readers.

This is a public product and knowledge surface. Illustrative workflows do not establish a professional conclusion, legal or tax advice, guaranteed outcome, or live customer implementation.

  • Entity and reporting purpose
  • Current authoritative sources
  • Framework, overlay, and operative period
  • Judgments and evidence
  • Reviewed group impact

Public knowledge 01

Decision areas

  1. 01

    Parent, subsidiary, structured entity, associate, and joint-arrangement perimeter

  2. 02

    Control, rights, returns, significant influence, and effective ownership

  3. 03

    Investment-entity, exemption, or separate-financial-statement routes

  4. 04

    Uniform policies, reporting dates, eliminations, and non-controlling interests

  5. 05

    Acquisitions, disposals, reorganisations, disclosures, and group mapping

Public knowledge 02

Evidence packet

  1. 01

    Legal structure, ownership registers, agreements, and financing terms

  2. 02

    Board rights, decision-making records, and purpose or design evidence

  3. 03

    Entity reporting packages, policy mappings, and elimination support

  4. 04

    Effective-dated relationship, acquisition, disposal, and exemption evidence

Public knowledge 03

Governed outputs

  1. 01

    Effective-dated consolidation perimeter

  2. 02

    Control, method, and exemption assessment

  3. 03

    Elimination, NCI, and ownership-change record

  4. 04

    Reviewed Australian-to-group reporting bridge

Public knowledge 04

Source-to-workflow route

  1. 01

    Entity perimeter

  2. 02

    Official source

  3. 03

    Professional assessment

  4. 04

    Reviewer decision

  5. 05

    Group impact