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Year end closing of books - How to 12 Years, 9 Months ago
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Good day Hassan Mir, kindly advise on how books are closed for the end of the year where GL, AP, and AR modules are configured and implemented. I want to know the steps to close the books and collapse everything into Retained earning account. I also want to know what reports are available within R12 that one can run to show performance for the year.
Thanks a lot.
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Re:Year end closing of books - How to 12 Years, 9 Months ago
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Oracle automatically closes your revenue and expense account as of 31-DEC-12. This happens on the fly. You dont have to run any process as such.
Lets say you have following balancees as of end of DEC-12:
ASSET1 $100
EXPENSE1 $10
EXPENSE2 $20
REVENUE1 $40
RETAINED EARNINGS $100
When you open JAN-13 you will note that opening balances for JAN will be as follows:
ASSET1 $100
EXPENSE1 $0
EXPENSE2 $0
REVENUE1 $0
RETAINED EARNINGS $110
Note that even if you do a back dated journal entry in DEC-12 touching expense and revenue accounts, Oracle will automatically maintain the right opening balances as of JAN-13.
You can run standard trial balance reports to view the PTD and YTD balances. You can also run your FSG trial balances if you have created these in your system.
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Re:Year end closing of books - How to 12 Years, 9 Months ago
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Thanks so very much. Your response is well appreciated.
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Re:Year end closing of books - How to 12 Years, 8 Months ago
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Hi Hasan,
A follow up question on the same topic. If you have a need where you need to close your books every period and get the retained earnings etc - is
there a process that you can run to do that. Thanks,
Arun
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Re:Year end closing of books - How to 12 Years, 8 Months ago
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Would i need to close all prior periods for the year prior to opening Jan-13 for what you detail here to occur? Also, what would happen to the balance sheet statement with respect to the entries and owners equity?
Thanks
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Re:Year end closing of books - How to 12 Years, 8 Months ago
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You dont need to close all prior periods before opening JAN-13. Expense and revneue are automatically closed into Retained Earnings on the fly as of 01-JAN.
However keep in mind that keeping all periods opened is not a good practice. A period must be closed before opening a new one, specially true for public companies. However there are no system restrictions as such.
I did not get your question about balance sheet statement.
Here is what appears in the balance sheet:
Assets
Liabilities
Retained Earnings.
Here is what appears in Income Statement:
Revenue
Expense
The affect on balance sheet is that new retained earning would appear as of 01-Jan-13 which has now absorbed expense and revenue balances.
The affect on income statement is that revenue and expense accounts appear as zero of 01-Jan-13.
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Re:Year end closing of books - How to 12 Years, 6 Months ago
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Dear Admin/Expert Members of Forum,
Regarding the Year end closing,if we are following the Financial Year i.e from 01-Apr to 31-Mar then where we have to do the setting so that on fly the balance of revenue and expenditure closes on 31 Mar instead of 31 Dec
Thanks and Regards
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Re:Year end closing of books - How to 12 Years, 6 Months ago
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You define in your calendar, the start of the next year. This is how Oracle knows when your year is ending. No other settings are required.
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