#### 3. Notes to the Consolidated Financial Statements
- Provide detailed explanations and breakdowns of significant accounting policies, adjustments made for intra-group transactions, minority interests, and any other relevant information required for transparency and compliance with accounting standards.
### Important Considerations
- **Eliminations:** Include a column or section in the format to show eliminations of intra-group transactions, such as sales between parent and subsidiary companies, to avoid double-counting revenues and expenses.
- **Minority Interests:** Clearly indicate the portion of net assets and profits attributable to minority shareholders in subsidiaries.
- **Goodwill and Intangible Assets:** Include disclosures regarding the recognition and measurement of goodwill and other intangible assets acquired in business combinations.
### Conclusion
Using this format, you can prepare consolidated financial statements in accordance with AS 21, ensuring that all relevant information is properly presented and disclosed for stakeholders' understanding and decision-making purposes. Always ensure to consult with accounting professionals or refer to the latest accounting standards and guidelines for any updates or specific requirements.