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On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 11:36:13 -0500, Guy Henza <guyhenza@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Now that I've thought about this a bit, this will be even easier. You're > going to do a full fiscal year end, close your books on the 23rd., cleare > out your GL (save it first) and open up a new company with a new GL on the > 24th. You don't have to wory about adding another period because you will > have a new company with year 1 being 1 period long (8 days). You will have > zero sales, zero GL, zero everything... That may indeed be what is necessary, but I doubt it, and on Dave's behalf I also hope not. What do you do about the inventory, AP, AR, etc. in the old company? That also opens a whole can o' worms with respect to financial reporting for tax and other standard processes. I suspect that all they are really interested in getting a final valuation for the ownership transfer. I'll bet all that is really necessary is a copy of the GL files into another library (or into Excel) for reporting, and perhaps some GL accounts created that will hold "transfer" values after the reports are created. -- Tom Jedrzejewicz tomjedrz@xxxxxxxxx
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