Interactive tool

QuickBooks Multi-Entity Consolidation Tool

QuickBooks Online cannot consolidate across company files, so the monthly workaround is to export each entity's report and merge it by hand. Paste those exports here: this tool matches accounts across entities, drops the subtotal rows that would otherwise double-count, and applies your intercompany eliminations. Nothing is uploaded — it all runs in your browser.

Paste at least one export above — or load the sample — to see the consolidated statement.

How to get the exports: in each company file, run Reports → Profit and Loss (or Balance Sheet), set the same period for every entity, then Export → Export to Excel/CSV. Paste the contents of each file into its own box above. Account numbers, currency symbols, and accounting negatives like (12,500) are all handled.

On eliminations: intercompany revenue and the matching expense, intercompany receivables and payables, and investment-in-subsidiary against equity all have to come out or the consolidation overstates both sides. Enter each as a negative against the account it reverses. The partial flag marks accounts that appear in some entities but not all — usually a chart-of-accounts mismatch worth fixing at the source.

This handles the mechanics. A consolidation a lender or auditor will accept also needs consistent accounting policies across entities, currency translation for foreign subsidiaries, and minority-interest treatment where ownership is partial — see the full guide to multi-entity consolidation in QuickBooks, or book a working session if you want the monthly close built once and handed over.

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