> reflect the reality of your company Accounting is an exercise in standardization and communication. Like a network protocol you want different parts speaking

> reflect the reality of your company Accounting is an exercise in standardization and communication. Like a network protocol you want different parts speaking the same language even if it requires some constraints and abstractions The info you describe is something you’d have FP&A/MI team do. There you can do whatever the team thinks is best to capture things in a unique manner Mixing the two is generally a recipe for disaster (and IRS audits)