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Currently we share a box with a sister company, with them set up in a separate environment (3.5.2 SP2). The assets of the company are being sold at year-end to a new company, who will remain on our box for a time, while they work to move off to another box. This creates a problem. We need their General Ledger for OUR purposes next year as we close out the company. Yet, come January, the new company will be using the G/L for their purposes. It occurs to me that the 'new' company may need a 'new' G/L. I see in A/R, A/P, Cash, and AFI where they can be pointed at different companies. Has anyone had any experience with such a situation? What are the pros and cons of establishing a new G/L for an existing company? Thanks. R. Tim Kresky, Controller Sunflower Manufacturing Company Agricultural Equipment Division, a unit of SPX Corporation ph: (785) 738-2261 x272 fax: (785)-738-2406 email: tkresky@sunflowermfg.com
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