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What is an Intercompany break?
Record-to-Report (R2R) · Article FAQ
Detailed Explanation
An Intercompany break is a difference between corresponding transactions or balances recorded by two group entities. It may arise from missing invoices, incorrect postings, timing differences, foreign exchange movements, tax treatment, or settlement issues.
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