When One Division Works For Another.
Your greenhouse supplies the plants your landscape crew installs. Set how that work is priced between your own companies — at cost, at cost plus a markup, or at full retail — and whether it counts as company revenue or washes out.
Every multi-division business hits this the first time one side does work for the other side. Bill it at retail and the company looks twice as big as it is; bill it at cost and the division doing the work looks unprofitable. Either way the answer usually lives in the owner's head.
Three Presets, Per Division
Cost, cost plus a markup you set, or full price — the same price a customer off the street pays. Chosen per division, because the greenhouse and the plow crew rarely price the same way.
You Decide If It Counts As Revenue
Some owners want internal work in the company total, some want it eliminated so the roll-up is only outside money. It is a switch, off unless you turn it on.
One Invoice, Both Books
Bill another division in a few taps. The division that did the work gets the income, the one that got it gets the cost, priced by your rule. It is never emailed or charged — no money leaves the company, it just lands on the right side.
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