I have an “In Progress” Revenue Plan that is curre...
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I have an “In Progress” Revenue Plan that is currently split over 2 periods.The revenue for the 1st period has already been recognized. However, I made a mistake: I actually need the revenue from the 2nd period to be fully recognized in the 1st period as well. Since the plan has already started and the 1st period is partially recognized, how can I modify this Revenue Plan now to force the remaining balance into that 1st period?
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****** Disclaimer: This response was generated by an artificial intelligence assistant based on previous conversations from multiple Slack channels, and may contain inaccuracies or mistakes. ****** To modify an "In Progress" Revenue Plan where the revenue for the 1st period has already been recognized, and you need the revenue from the 2nd period to be fully recognized in the 1st period, you can follow these steps: 1. Go to the Revenue Plan and set the whole amount in the next period. 2. Release the next period journal for closed journals and change the date to this period. 3. Tick the reversal and set the date in the same period. This will balance the Debit and Credit in the same period. Please note that you might have set an accounting preference so that you can edit actual plans. You can click Edit for Actual plans but you can only update the lines that were not recognized yet. Also, you can change the date of the Revenue Recognition Journal Entries for the 2nd period to the 1st period. This will effectively move the revenue recognition from the 2nd period to the 1st period. Remember, these changes should be made before the period is closed. Once the period is closed, you won't be able to make these changes.
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