Consolidated reporting

Inicio - Servicios - Consolidated reporting

Consolidated reporting in Spain

What is consolidated reporting?

Consolidated Reporting is a tool that provides a comprehensive view of the business group's accounting. Through our program, we synthesize the financial data of all companies into a single report and harmonise it with Spanish accounting standards.

What are the benefits of consolidated reporting?

Consolidated reporting not only centralises financial information, but also enables advanced and detailed analysis of key performance indicators, including:

  • Financial and operational ratios: measurement of profitability, solvency and other indicators, providing a clear view of the group’s financial health.
  • Key parameters and year-on-year changes: monitoring revenue, costs and operating results from a historical perspective to facilitate analysis.
  • Comparisons with budgets and sales margins: real-time assessment against budgeted targets and analysis of sales margins, thus enabling strategies to be adjusted.

This process supports more informed and efficient decision-making by providing an overall view of the group’s financial performance. Consolidated accounting presented in a Spanish format also facilitates reporting to financial institutions when applying for credit facilities. UR Global delivers complete, reliable reporting that supports clear interpretation and sound decisions.

You may also be interested

Accounting advisory

At UR Global, we have a well-established local team and our own offices in 11 countries—Spain, Mexic...

International taxation

We support groups and companies with international operations in safeguarding the tax position of th...
asesoramiento jurídico valencia

Single Register of Tenderers (RUP)

One of the requirements for taking part in public tendering processes is the Single Register of Tend...

Tax and accounting review to identify potential tax credits

Brazil’s complex tax system can lead to situations in which a company accumulates tax credits, wheth...