The accountant at home oft saves the LedgerDoctor. As said Friedrich
Schiller (more or less).
Rolf
Am 18.10.2011 20:07, schrieb Jeff Kaminsky:
I just looked at prior periods balances, I am so disappointed now.
Thanks Rolf that was it, I ran end of year reports but I failed to close
the books. I thought I had them locked. That was the problem.
Jeff
On 10/18/2011 10:56, Rolf Stöckli wrote:
Am 18.10.2011 18:12, schrieb Jeff Kaminsky:
1. My yearend matches. I have a mismatch on the first day of the new
year (I close quarterly, so 07-01-2011 is the date of my mismatch, I can
not close out 09-30-2011 because of the mismatch)
You probably have deleted an invoice in the previous period. If you
have closed the previous period, the balance on 06-30 should be 0 and
I bet it isn't.
2. I ran from 07-01-2011 til to today, the mismatch is still there.
If you have a mismatch on the first day, it will never disappear.
3. Armaghan,
We are using SQL-Ldgr 2.8.23, is LedgerDoctor or something simliar
available for a non Ledger123 accounting system?
You could at least upgrade to 2.8.35. ;)
BTW I found that collecting california sales tax, and changing the rate
and reposting the invoice that had it, will cause a mismatch in the two
reports, but... from as much as I tried to tinker, its a very small
amount (maybe 120 dollars) and I'm trying to understand being off by
12,000 dollars.
If you change the tax rate of already posted invoices, you'll always
have troubles, because the amount posted in GL is not the amount you
see on the screen when you open the invoice.
And if you change the rate, always add a last date to the previous
rate and add the new rate on a new line.
Regards
Rolf
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