The standard report 'Condensed Period Balance Sheet' shows the balances of the general ledger accounts for the selected period at the chosen consolidation level in the selected fiscal year.

The standard report 'Order List Financial per Sales Order' shows a financial summary per sales order, such as the order amount, the amount on the balance sheet, and the WIP costs. The order amounts shown are the sum of the total price of the non-historical lines on the sales order.

The standard report 'Trial Balance Sheet' displays a trial balance for a selected period. It shows the opening balance, totals of debit and credit entries, the balance, and the closing balance for each general ledger account. The data is grouped by categories and optionally by sub-levels. Totals are calculated per group, and there are options to suppress accounts or groups without transactions. The report supports financial control and preparation for further reporting.

The standard report 'Condensed Trial Balance Sheet' displays a condensed trial balance for a selected period. It shows the opening balance, totals of debit and credit entries, the balance, and the closing balance per general ledger account. The data is grouped by categories and optionally at sublevels. Totals are calculated per group, and there are options to suppress accounts or groups without transactions. The report supports financial control and preparation for further reporting.

The standard report 'T-balance' shows a balance view of the general ledger accounts within a selected period. It displays the closing balances per account, grouped at various hierarchical levels (categories). The report offers options to suppress sublevels (Sub 1 and Sub 2) and exclude accounts with no balance. Additionally, there is an option to include period 99 (adjustment period) in the overview. The aim is to provide insights into the financial position of the organization based on balance sheet items.

"The field 'To General Ledger Account' has not been entered for account '%1' which is required for a profit & loss account." Why do you receive this message and what can you do to resolve it?

With the standard dashboard 'T-Balance', the ratio between equity and liabilities can be quickly and easily assessed, providing insight into the financial health of your company. The dashboard helps identify potential financial issues and determine liquidity and solvency.

Notifications may appear both when creating and updating the fiscal year. If these appear, the fiscal year must be recreated or updated after the error(s) have been resolved. Some examples of common error messages and the possible solutions and/or follow-up actions are in this article.

As an MKG3 user you have the choice of whether or not to use MKG's financial modules. With these financial modules you have access to a fully integrated accounting package. There is then no need to connect to other accounting software.

The fourth step in the period closing is determining the work in progress value. Use the 'Order List Financial' to report production orders financially ready that no longer belong in work in progress. After determining the WIP value, make the transaction entry.

Do you manage inventory? Then you need to determine the inventory value. This is the fifth step in the period closure. Evaluate if there is inventory that needs to be revalued based on the 'Inventory List at Reference Date.' After revaluing items, you make the transaction entry.

The final step in the period closure is managing the financial reporting. Once all financial transactions are correctly processed, various reports can be generated in MKG. This includes not only mandatory reporting to the Tax Authorities but also various internal reports.

The creation and maintenance of general ledger accounts in MKG is done in the 'General Ledger Accounts' module.

To accurately depict the financial result at the end of a period (year, quarter, month), a number of steps must be taken. This checklist serves as a guide for performing the period closure in MKG.

For setting up the financial administration, the administration settings for certain financial bookings are important or even decisive. This article provides an explanation of cost price booking, manual invoicing, installment invoicing, post-calculation, working without items, outsourcing, and 'Never anonymously from stock'.

MKG has three ways of furnishing: Basic, Basic+ and Customer-specific. Which set-up you have for your financial administration is chosen during the implementation process. This article shows the differences between the three setups.

Example entry 'Revenue with suspense account' in the 'Sales (process)' journal after executing the 'Invoicing' and 'Cost Price Posting' actions. Transaction type 02 Sales invoice.

Example entry 'Installment Invoicing via Balance/Suspense Account' in the 'Sales (Installment Invoicing)' journal after executing the actions 'Installment Invoicing', 'Closing Installment without Known Cost Price', 'Cost Price Entry' and 'Closing Installment with Known Cost Price'. Transaction type 04 Sales Installment Invoice.

Example entry 'Installment invoicing without suspense account' in the 'Sales (Installment Invoicing)' journal after executing the actions 'Installment Invoicing' and 'Closing installment with or without known cost price'. Transaction type 04 Sales Installment Invoice.

To link actions in MKG's logistical processes to financial bookings, you can use four process groups: for sales, purchases, inventory, and production. The settings of the inventory group(s) can be found in the process table 'Inventory Groups'.