Error AC531 - Design question

Hello experts,
A US company with fiscal year running from Oct-Sept wants to roll out the fixed asset template to a Asian country e.g. China having fiscal year Jan-Dec. Since US is the parent company the depreciation area 01 has US GAAP valuation in China LC. There is another depreciation area with group currency for US GAAP. And finally I have one depreciation area say 30 for China GAAP in China Local currency.
When I try to assign a different fiscal variant in the depreciation areas it gives error AC 531 '
Fiscal year variants in co.code  have inconsistent start date
' which is what I expected.
But how do I design a solution in this case. Are there any specific directions? I am sure this is not the first time something like this has come up. Thanks for your inputs.
Best regards,
Vishal.

Thanks Nathan for your response.
I know this solution given in sap note 1175751. That is a consulting service. Plus all it does is replicate data in another company code. So, I think this is not possible in standard SAP.
Vishal.

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