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Migration into the new General Ledger and introduction of a shortened fiscal year at the same time. What must I consider?

April 26, 2017introduction ledger migration shortened time

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Migration into the new General Ledger and introduction of a shortened fiscal year at the same time. What must I consider?

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If you introduce a shortened fiscal year, this changes the fiscal year end and may also affect the planned migration date (for example, before the shortened fiscal year is introduced, the fiscal year end is December 12; after the shortened fiscal year is introduced, the fiscal year end changes to September 30). You must take this into consideration when planning the migration to the new General Ledger. For more information about shortened fiscal years, see Note 672255.