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nothing and cash pooling are two systems that can be used by companies that consist of various legal entities and then the end the main goal of these systems would be to reduce costs netting could result in reduced transaction costs Wow cash pooling focuses more on the cash position of the entities first lets have look at netting we have an American multi-national so their headquarters are in the United States of America but that group also has a subsidiary in Belgium Australia and Vietnam lets say that these are the transactions of January so what would need to happen the headquarters would need to pay 110 million to the subsidiary in Belgium 80 million to the subsidiary in Australia and 120 million to the subsidiary in Vietnam but also the headquarters should receive 50 million from the surgery in Vietnam 200 million from the subsidiary in Australia and 90 million from the subsidiary in Belgium but then again when we look at the Australian subsidiary they should receive 80 million