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Note: The Allow Multiple Fiscal Years per Calendar check box in Set Up GL Options must be selected to allow configuration of more than one fiscal year within a 12-month period. If the starting and ending dates of a fiscal year are changed, account for the period that falls between the previous ending date and the new starting date as another fiscal year. If this is selected, the system prompts for a one-character ID when adding years in Set Up Fiscal Years.
CAUTION: If a new year that is prior to the current first year is added, the beginning balances are recalculated and possibly rendered incorrect. The solution is to modify the first year instead of creating a new one.
Examples of changing fiscal year:
If the starting or ending dates of the company fiscal year need to be changed, make such a change by using one of the two methods illustrated below.
Example A
Original fiscal year =12 periods ending on June 30
New fiscal year = Calendar basis (12 periods ending December 31)
Create the following fiscal years:
Fiscal Year
No. Periods
Start Date
End Date
1999
12
07/01/98
06/30/99
1999-1*
6
07/01/99
12/31/99
2000
12
01/01/00
12/31/00
Example B
Original fiscal year = Calendar basis (January to December)
New fiscal year = 12 periods starting October 1 and ending on September 30
Create the following fiscal years:
Fiscal Year
No. Periods
Start Date
End Date
1998
12
01/01/98
12/31/98
1999
9
01/01/99
09/30/99
2000
12
10/01/99
09/30/00
Changing accounting periods:
The system allows changes to the accounting period dates for a fiscal year that already contains accounting data. This capability can be used for current and future accounting periods.
When changing accounting period ending dates, the system automatically changes the historical information and processes open and closed periods to reflect the new date ranges. This recalculation of historical data occurs for all integrated Sage MAS 500 modules, including General Ledger.
February 6, 2012 by Chris Sublette
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