#18835 - 09/24/09 08:59 AM
Fiscal Period set up
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Adagio Groupie
Registered: 03/13/09
Posts: 15
Loc: Canada
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I am in the process of setting up new companies and keep running into issues! I want the fiscal period to be Sept 30, 2009. But it keeps telling me it is a 2010 fiscal period. I have been into the Fiscal Calendar and have upated for the correct months etc, but how do I change the "default" so that we are in 2009 and not 2010...
Please help!
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#18839 - 09/24/09 09:38 AM
Re: Fiscal Period set up
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Adagio Virtuoso
Registered: 02/07/02
Posts: 839
Loc: Vancouver, BC
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There are 12 or 13 fiscal periods with a beginning date and an end date. Which one do you want to be Sept 30, 2009?
If Sept 30, 2009 is the end of your fiscal year then when you created the data you should have answered
Month in which your current fiscal period began = 10 ( for October 1st 2008 )
Year in which your current fiscal year began = 2008
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#18842 - 09/24/09 09:54 AM
Re: Fiscal Period set up
[Re: Michael Mulrooney]
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Adagio Groupie
Registered: 03/13/09
Posts: 15
Loc: Canada
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That is my probelm I did not answer the questions correctly, so I am looking for a way to change the answers to those questions? Is there one or do I have to start the process over?
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#18848 - 09/24/09 10:31 AM
Re: Fiscal Period set up
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Adagio Groupie
Registered: 03/13/09
Posts: 15
Loc: Canada
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To give a little more explaination here I just went to open the company and I want to enter at July 1/09 which is my start date, I have a short year end, which I wanted to be Sept 30/09. When I put in July 1/09 into the date for entry I get this error...
"Date is not valid for the current fiscal year: DFiscal periods, defaulted to 1, may need to be edited. Accept this entry date?"
I know it needs to be edited but I don't know how or where?!
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#18849 - 09/24/09 10:41 AM
Re: Fiscal Period set up
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Adagio Action Team
Registered: 03/09/99
Posts: 11549
Loc: Vancouver, BC Canada
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If you are trying to change your fiscal year from one ending date to a different ending date, this can't be done by simply editing Fiscal Calendar, as it requires a full year when validated. Here is a link to another forum posting that describes having a short fiscal year when the desire is to change to a different year end date: Change Ledger year end date There are a number of other threads that I found by using the Search function on this forum and using the criteria '+change +fiscal' - perhaps other threads may be of interest to you.
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#18853 - 09/24/09 03:13 PM
Re: Fiscal Period set up
[Re: Steve Schwartz]
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Adagio Action Team
Registered: 03/09/99
Posts: 11549
Loc: Vancouver, BC Canada
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Hi Steve,
Part of the problem here is that in Ledger 81A, you could only ever see the Current fiscal year and not the Prior year, which presumably had an ending date of Jan 2, 2009. Note that the prior year calendar is there, just not visible. When conversion is performed, it has to follow the same rules for the Prior year as it does for the Current year, namely assign the Fiscal Year identifier based on the year of the closing date.
To get the prior year to show 2008- and the current year to 2009-, not only would you have to temporarily change the current fiscal year to be based on Jan 1 to Dec 31 2009, but you would have to use GridView RW to change the prior fiscal year from Jan 1 to Dec 31 2008. Base the View on the 'Fiscal Periods' table and focus on the Start/End Dates for the records where the value of the 'Current/Prev Year' field is equal to 'P'.
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