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July 2019
July 2019
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July 2019
July 2019
HI @Pansa90
Are you able to clarify your enquiry, so that we can assist better? When you say “captures the period” are you meaning the date the journal was entered in compared with its date or something else?
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Neil
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July 2019
July 2019
Hi @Neil_M
Will try and explain - and aplogies in advance for the long post.
When i say capture i mean stores the values. E.g in one of the Financial system i worked with - we had a GL Calendar which did not span the same as the Monthly calendar
e.g P7 July 2019 -- is between 1st July to 2nd August.
Therefore when creating a GL journal - you not only enter a Transaction date (say 01-08-2019) but also specify the period 07-2019 (as this transaction need to be posted to July Period)
Trying to understand if MYOB has a similar concept. I.e when creating a GL Journal do you enter the Period information anywhere - or does it default based on the month of the Transaction line.
This would be especially relevant when trying to do a backdated journal at time of month end closing. i,.e when Account team is passing adjusting entries to the previous month(period) in the next month
Thanks
July 2019
July 2019
MYOB works on a conventional twelve month calendar, so we live with the vagaries of28, 30 and 31 day months, as does the ATO. Standardized 12 period reporting would be a delight in some situations but in an Australian accounting/taxation context would be an absolute PIA and would contravene most of the ATO requirements.
July 2019
July 2019
July 2019
July 2019
HI @Pansa90
If you needed to adjust the figures in a previous month then the adjusting journal entry would need to be dated in the month of the adjustment. So using your previous example if the adjustment was for July, you would generally date it for July even if the real world date the transaction was entered in was in August
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