wholly owned subsidiary or subsidiary are not required to prepare consolidated F.S . but it is the condition that the company must be unlisted ,???
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This discussion clarifies the rules around preparing consolidated financial statements (CFS). Generally, holding companies must prepare CFS that include their subsidiaries. However, subsidiaries, whether listed or unlisted, may be exempt from preparing their own CFS under specific conditions. These include being a wholly-owned or partially-owned subsidiary, obtaining member assent, not being listed on any stock exchange, and the ultimate or immediate holding company having filed their CFS with the ROC.