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- Enter PO’s dated June
- Enter PO’s dated July
- Print checks dated June on June PO’s
- Print checks dated July on July PO’s
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- Business as usual - all checks
and accounting entries must be dated July 1 or later
- At this point you are about ready to actually begin the closing process.
But before you do a few reminders.
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- Make sure your LGC remote support capability and/or modem is working
properly
- No one should be processing ANY work while you are closing June or Year
End
- Make sure you have needed supplies, printer ribbons/toner, 2-part paper,
etc.
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- 1. “Pre Year-End Backup”
(daily)
- 2. “Mid Year-End Backup”
(daily)
- 3. “Post Year-End Backup”
(system)
- 4. Copy Files to Work Directory
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- You may want to check your accounting date
- To do this go to . . .
- Accounting,
- File Handler,
- File Maint.
- System Maint.
- Accounting Parameter
Maint
- And be sure the Accounting Date is June
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- Set this field to ‘YES’ if you
want the system to automatically update the prior year totals in the
budget file after the year is closed
- Set this field to ‘NO’ if you
do not want the system to update the budget after the year is closed
(you will have to manually update your prior year totals)
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- Make “Pre Year-End Closing
Backup” (daily)
- Close month of June – same as you
would any other month
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- After closing June
- Make “Mid Year-End Closing Backup” (Daily)
- Copy Files to Work Directory – This option should have been done in past
years but the system would let you bypass it. Now it is required.
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