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Hi,
I am tasked in migrating accounting for an administration from an old system that has been used until mid 2021 to a new system (Exact Online). From the old system I only have pdf's as we were working with an external accountant in the past.
I had closing balance sheet on 12/31/20 but also a trial balance sheet from 7/05/2021 along with income statement at that point in time. My question is, do I better use the closing balance sheet from 12/31/20 as a starting point and try to mimic the bookings that had been done for 2021 in the old system, or could I use the trial balance sheet from mid 2021 as the opening balance sheet in the new software. If the latter works, how can I also get the balances of the income statement accounts in line with the balances on 7/05/2021. For the opening balance sheet I can just enter the right balances for each account but this does not work for the income statement, against what can I debit/credit those 6... and 7... accounts? Any tips are welcome.
I am tasked in migrating accounting for an administration from an old system that has been used until mid 2021 to a new system (Exact Online). From the old system I only have pdf's as we were working with an external accountant in the past.
I had closing balance sheet on 12/31/20 but also a trial balance sheet from 7/05/2021 along with income statement at that point in time. My question is, do I better use the closing balance sheet from 12/31/20 as a starting point and try to mimic the bookings that had been done for 2021 in the old system, or could I use the trial balance sheet from mid 2021 as the opening balance sheet in the new software. If the latter works, how can I also get the balances of the income statement accounts in line with the balances on 7/05/2021. For the opening balance sheet I can just enter the right balances for each account but this does not work for the income statement, against what can I debit/credit those 6... and 7... accounts? Any tips are welcome.