You can post new journal entries to the current year but your balance
sheet accounts will not have a beginning balance until you close the
previous year. You should, however, close your fiscal year before you
run financial statements for the current year.
Sandy Morse
BVR Technologies Company
815-874-2471 x112
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10. Fiscal Year End
Posted by: "Geary, Stephanie"
sgeary@... sageary25
Date: Thu Apr 26, 2007 11:58 am ((PDT))
Does any one know for certain if you can post new journal entries to the
current year and still have last year open... Will it affect the last
year numbers if you do not close the prior year before completing the
next month in the current fiscal year? Our year end was 3/31/07 and
corporate has not given us the final ok on the YE for us to close the
year but we need to work on April 07.
Thanks!!
Stephanie