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Purchase order year-end process

A year-end process that transfers open purchase orders to the new fiscal year for organizations that use the Budget module.

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1What it is and why

What it isA year-end process that transfers open purchase orders to the new fiscal year for organizations that use the Budget module.
What you do hereUsed to close purchase order encumbrances and budget reservations in the ending fiscal year and re-encumber them in the new year, with or without carrying the budget forward.
ExampleFor a partially invoiced purchase order, close only the amount that hasn't been invoiced and reopen it in the next fiscal year.

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2Where it fits

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Menu pathGeneral ledger › Period close › Purchase order year-end process
Set up firstPosting definitions Microsoft Learn ↗Transaction posting definitions Microsoft Learn ↗Budget control configuration Microsoft Learn ↗Encumbrance process Microsoft Learn ↗
Used next byYear end close Microsoft Learn ↗Budget register entries Microsoft Learn ↗
Related pagesGeneral budget reservation year-end process Microsoft Learn ↗

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3How to do it

Microsoft's steps

  1. Go to General ledger > Period close > Purchase order year-end process.
  2. In the lower pane, select Retrieve purchase orders.
  3. In the query, set criteria such as dates, vendor account, purchase order type and financial dimensions, and then select OK.
  4. Select the Include checkbox for each purchase order to process, or select Include all.
  5. In the Year-end option field, choose how the encumbrances are processed.
  6. If you chose Process and carry forward budget, select an original budget code and a carry-forward budget code.
  7. Review the Calendar and Fiscal year fields and the closing parameters, such as Type.
  8. Select Process.
  9. Correct any reported problems, and then run the process again for those purchase orders.

Source: Microsoft Learn ↗

Field guide

FieldWhat it meansWorked exampleTable column
Year-end optionChooses how open purchase order encumbrances are closed in the old year and reopened in the new year.Microsoft Learn ↗——
Process and carry forward budgetAlso moves the related budget, reducing it in the closing year; it needs budget control to be turned on.Microsoft Learn ↗——
IncludeMarks a retrieved purchase order to be processed in this run.Microsoft Learn ↗——
Fiscal yearThe year being closed; it can be changed here, but the fiscal calendar itself comes from the ledger.Microsoft Learn ↗——
Accounting dateThe last day of the chosen fiscal year, used for the closing entries; it can't be changed.Microsoft Learn ↗——
TypeWhether the closing entries go to a normal operating period or to a separate closing period.Microsoft Learn ↗——

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4Setup decisions

Setup stepRecommended value and whyDecision · common mistake · test
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5Design impact

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If you change it laterThe chosen year-end option applies to every selected purchase order, but with the Public Sector configuration key on, specific funds can use a different option set on the Funds page. Microsoft Learn ↗

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6Technical

Menu itemAction:PurchOrderYearEndProcess Checked in Dynamics 365
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