In Virtonomics, when you sell products among subdivisions of your own company, these internal sales are counted along with the real sales in the turnover figure. You can see it here : Company > Reports > Sales by consumers
Is that correct ? If I remember well, in the consolidated accounts of a company, internal sales are not supposed to appear. The turnover figure is flawed if that happens. In the current system, you can make absolutely no external sale but have a positive turnover by moving products between your subdivisions. You could have a better image of the performance of a company by removing the internal sales from the turnover. I mean, the big companies out there in the top 100, who knows what part of their turnover comes from internal sales ? Nobody can tell, except the owner of the company.
If it's too difficult to implement a new turnover formula, maybe it would be interesting to maintain the current one and just display a second turnover figure, after the internal sales are removed.
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