Accounts Receivable Billing End of Year Procedures

This procedure allows you to complete yearly tasks in AR/Billing.

 

The Accounts Payable/General Ledger End-Of-Year does not have to be done at the same time as the Accounts Receivable End-Of-Year.  The Accounts Receivable does have to be done prior to the General Ledger End-Of-Year if the Sales Analysis General Ledger Interface is being used. If Cash Posting is linked to the General Ledger, the last deposit of the last fiscal month must be posted.  Do not begin posting any new deposits until the Accounts Receivable is closed.  The deposits may be resumed after the AR End-Of-Year and before the General Ledger End-Of-Year if the interface is turned off. If you are using the Payroll Interface to the General Ledger, the last payroll of the fiscal year must be completed and posted. If you are using the Fixed Asset package, the Year-End Depreciation program (FA-2-7) must be run prior to running the Month-End Depreciation for the first month of the new fiscal year.  The Year-End Depreciation program zeros out the Current Depreciation field and adjusts Remaining Life and Apportionment Months.

The year-end procedures for Accounts Receivable/Billing are now complete.  You may begin posting in the new year.  Note:  If the Cash Posting program is set to link to the General Ledger, do not begin posting deposits until the AP/GL End-Of-Year is complete.  The deposits could be held or the interface switch could be temporarily turned off until the AP/GL End-Of-Year is completed.  If the switch is turned off, manual journal entries have to be made.  If the AP/GL End-Of-Year has not been completed by the time the first fiscal month of the new year is reached, the Sales Analysis General Ledger Interface must also be turned off.  The sale and cost entries have to be made manually.

 

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