For hotel groups

One legal entity per hotel, the same books for all.

A group with a holding company and one legal entity per hotel is required to keep separate books: each entity has its own RFC (tax ID), its own chart of accounts and its own tax return.

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Group · three legal entities

Downtown hotelSame base chartSame balancing rule

Beach hotelSame base chartSame balancing rule

Mountain hotelSame base chartSame balancing rule

Group consolidation: in development

Containn keeps those books under the same standards across every entity, on the same base chart of accounts and with the same balancing rules, so the numbers are comparable across hotels from the first month.

Group consolidation is in development

Uniform chart of accounts, intercompany eliminations, currency translation and minority interest. If that’s what you need today, let’s talk: we know exactly what’s missing and in what order.

Your path through the documentation

The base chart of accounts for Mexico, account by accountThe 36 accounts Containn loads in one step, with their SAT grouping code and normal balance, and what your accountant still needs to add.The SAT grouping code, explainedWhat the Anexo 24 grouping code is, how Containn suggests it when loading the chart, and why its first digit decides where each account shows up.Income statementWhat the hotel earned or lost in the month or year to date, by category, calculated from the same general ledger that is delivered to the SAT.

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For the accountantStop re-entering what the hotel already entered.For the general managerThe night audit you already sign, doing more for you.For the ownerKnow how the month is going before it ends.

Start with yesterday.

If your hotel already signs off on its night audit, Containn can post yesterday today. The chart of accounts is set up in one step, the transaction code mapping is done once, and from then on every signed-off day becomes a journal entry.

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