Holding company accounting
Consolidated books for your holding company and every subsidiary
Holding company accounting keeps separate books for the parent and each subsidiary, records loans and fees between them on both sides, and removes them from group reports. Accountable does all three in one workspace.
Consolidated statements show every elimination
Group the parent with its subsidiaries and read a balance sheet, profit and loss, cash flow and trial balance in Combined, Eliminations and Consolidated columns. Open any line to see each company's amount and each elimination. Export to PDF, CSV or Excel with a sheet per company.
Loan interest and fees post every month
Set up a loan with its rate, or a monthly management fee, once. The interest or fee posts in both companies on the last day of each month. Repayments found in both banks match on both sides with one click.
Gaps between companies show up by month
When one side of an intercompany item is missing, the Intercompany tab names the month, the amount and which company recorded it. Nothing is plugged: a parent's investment that differs from a subsidiary's paid-in capital shows as a warning for your CPA.
Holding covers 10 companies for $399
Holding costs $399 a month for 10 companies and $29 for each extra one. It adds consolidated statements, SSO, controller and treasury roles, and approval rules by amount. Pro, at $149 for 2 companies, records intercompany entries without consolidated statements.
Combined cash, burn and runway on one screen
Press ⌘0 for combined cash, combined net burn and combined runway across every company, and how many have closed last month. Loans between your companies stay out of combined burn, so the number is not counted twice.
Reports for one company, or all of them.
Switch any report between this company and all companies, and between cash and accrual, without leaving the page.
3 companies cost $198 a month on Accountable.
Most tools charge again for every company. Accountable charges once per workspace, then a small fee per extra company.
On Accountable: $198 a month
Monthly list prices, checked Sep 2026. Kick's price assumes each extra entity passes 250 transactions a year. Annual plans on Accountable cost 10 months.
Questions about several companies
What does accounting for a holding company involve?
Separate books for the parent and each subsidiary, entries between them recorded on both sides, and group reports that remove those amounts so nothing is counted twice. Accountable keeps each company's books, posts both sides at once and computes the eliminations for every period.
What does Accountable eliminate?
Matched balances and activity between group members: loans, interest, management fees and amounts due to and from each other. For a parent and its subsidiaries, it also eliminates the parent's investment against each subsidiary's paid-in capital. Cash is never eliminated.
Does it handle subsidiaries we own less than 100% of?
A subsidiary owned under 100% is consolidated at 100%, with the note "Non-controlling interest is not computed". Your CPA adjusts for the minority share.
How much does it cost for 12 companies?
$457 a month on Holding: $399 for 10 companies plus $29 for each of the other 2. Users are unlimited, and your accountant's seat is free.
Can my accountant work in every company?
Yes. Invite them to each company you want them in. The accountant's seat is free on every plan, and they see the books, reports and audit log of only the companies you invite them to.
Every company closed by the 1st, on one bill.
Free for one company. 14 days of Pro with no card. Moving your books is free. No sales calls.