Accounting separation

When an undertaking’s specific business has regulated tariffs or has exclusive or special rights (Universal Service for example), an undertaking must separate its accounting procedures between this business and « competing » businesses. TERA Consultants has the recognised expertise to undertake and/or test compatible accounting separation methods which uphold the regulatory and competition authorities’ requirements (common and joint cost allocation, defining incremental and avoidable costs, etc.).

Examples of missions

  • Drafting a methodology to allocate costs between regulated and competitive activities
  • Defining the allocation keys in fixed costs and common costs for a broadcaster
  • Separating costs for a postal service’s exclusive and competitive rights businesses
  • Evaluating cross-subsidies between regulated and non-regulated activities for a telecommunications operator
  • Assessing public service costs and non-regulated public service broadcasting
  • …

Expertise

  • Competition
    • Litigation
    • Damage assessment
    • Merger - Acquisition
    • Arbitration
    • Competitive audits
  • Regulation
    • Interconnection, interoperability, access and unbundling
    • Accounting separation
    • Cost modelling
    • Regulated tariff offers
    • Universal Service or general interest services
    • Calls for tender and auctions
  • Costing
    • Calculating margins per good or service for diversified companies
    • Designing and implementing reporting tools
    • Designing and prototyping analytical accounting
    • Drafting tariff structures which are in line with margin objectives
    • ECM Method - Efficient Costing Management
    • Detailed examples of missions
  • Strategy
    • Alliance strategies and merger-acquisition
    • Entry strategies
    • Valuing corporate assets and firms
    • Business planning
    • Developing and implementing new offers
    • Benchmark
    • Lobbying

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