Income Summary Profit Account period end journals

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The Income Summary Profit Account period end journals are part of the accounting process in NetSuite. They are used to summarize the income and expenses for a specific period, typically a month or a year. In the first thread, the user is asking about how to handle unrealized forex gains/losses when adding historical balances for a new subsidiary. The response suggests that these transactions will be added to unrealized gains/losses as part of the month-end tasks, and a reverse journal will be created on the first day of the next month. The user is advised that they don't need to do anything special for the new imported transactions. In the second thread, the user is having trouble getting imported salary figures to appear in the profitability report. The responses suggest checking the "name" field on the Journal Entry and adjusting the filter to include only the relevant account. After making these changes and recalculating the report, the user confirms that the figures are now appearing correctly. In the third thread, the user is asking how to reopen a prior period and post a journal to one of the subsidiaries without NetSuite automatically making Cost of Goods Sold (COGS) adjustments. The responses suggest that the user closed the period while the costing system was still running, which caused the system to post adjustments when the period was reopened. The user is advised to ensure that costing is completed before locking the periods, and to enable a specific preference to receive a warning when COGS is calculating. ****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ******