At the end of fiscal year 2024, once you are sure your journal entries are final, and after generating the carry-forward entry and filing your official documents You can:
- Change customer and supplier ledger accounts.
- Change balance sheet ledger accounts.
- Deactivate ledger accounts that are no longer used.
Changing customer and supplier ledger accounts
If you are using ledger accounts starting with 400 and 410 for supplier and customer ledger accounts, you need to allocate the amounts in the carry-forward entry to accounts with roots 401 and 411. To do this, perform the following operations:
- Create a dedicated financial journal to make sure this action does not influence any journals currently in use.
The entries in this journal will not be taken into account in the dashboard (Outstanding customer payments and Outstanding supplier payments) nor in the Open items and Aging balance. - For each third party, transfer the balance from ledger accounts 400 and 410 to ledger accounts 401 and 411.
- Match the third-party ledger accounts.
Changing balance sheet ledger accounts
Settle the balance sheet ledger accounts (classes 1 to 5) that will be deleted or reassigned.
To do this, you need to:
- Transfer the balances of the old balance sheet ledger accounts to the new balance sheet ledger accounts.
- Match the lines of the settled accounts.
Deactivating old ledger accounts
After completing the journal entries for year N-1 (2024), including general operations like the year-end closing, you can deactivate the ledger accounts that are no longer used. This process is applied to multiple ledger accounts simultaneously.
- Access the Chart of Accounts.
Settings > Accounting – Chart of Accounts
- Enable updates to the chart of accounts ( ).
- Select the accounts to deactivate.
- Apply.
The selected ledger accounts are now inactive.
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