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 **Created:** 05/10/2019 **Created:** 05/10/2019
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-**Reviewed:** 06/07/2024+**Reviewed:** 05/28/2025
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-<WRAP round intro>The purpose of this document is to guide you through the process of ending the old fiscal year 2023-2024 (FY 4) and beginning the new fiscal year 2024-2025 (FY 5). LEAs must be in the last accounting period prior to beginning this process.+<WRAP round intro>The purpose of this document is to guide you through the process of ending the old fiscal year 2024-2025 (FY 5) and beginning the new fiscal year 2025-2026 (FY 6). LEAs must be in the last accounting period prior to beginning this process. 
 The following processes are covered in this document: The following processes are covered in this document:
  
-  * Copy the 2023-2024 fiscal year (FY 4) funds to a new historical file ID so that you can continue to access FY data. +  * Copy the 2024-2025 fiscal year (FY 5) funds to a new historical file ID so that you can continue to access FY data. 
-  * Close the 2023-2024 accounts for revenues, expenditures, other resources, and other uses in file ID C. +  * Close the 2024-2025 accounts for revenues, expenditures, other resources, and other uses in file ID C. 
-  * Copy the balance sheet accounts (cash, accounts payable, etc.) from 2023-2024 (FY 4) funds to fiscal year 2024-2025 (FY 5) funds in file ID C. +  * Copy the balance sheet accounts (cash, accounts payable, etc.) from 2024-2025 (FY 5) funds to fiscal year 2025-2026 (FY 6) funds in file ID C. 
-  * Delete all FY transactions and funds in file ID C (the transactions are still accessible in file ID 4) unless the LEA chooses to keep some FY funds open with prior year transactions. +  * Delete all FY transactions and funds in file ID C (the transactions are still accessible in file ID 5) unless the LEA chooses to keep some FY funds open with prior year transactions. 
-  * Move the approved budget for FY to Finance file ID C.+  * Move the approved budget for FY to Finance file ID C.
   * Prepare to move next year payroll to the current year payroll.    * Prepare to move next year payroll to the current year payroll. 
  
 VCV August year-end LEAs should ensure that the August payroll accruals are processed and interfaced to Finance. Reference the [[academy:business_payroll_augustaccruals|August Accruals]] document for more information. VCV August year-end LEAs should ensure that the August payroll accruals are processed and interfaced to Finance. Reference the [[academy:business_payroll_augustaccruals|August Accruals]] document for more information.
  
-VCV June year-end LEAs should reference the [[academy:business_payroll_eoyaccrualsjuneyearendleas|EOY Accruals for June Year-End Schools]] document to address payroll accruals.+VCV June year-end LEAs should reference the [[academy:business_payroll_eoyaccrualsjuneyearendleas|EOY Accruals for June Year-End LEAs]] document to address payroll accruals.
  
 This document assumes you are familiar with the basic features of the ASCENDER Business system and have reviewed the [[academy:business_overview_guide|ASCENDER Business Overview guide]]. This document assumes you are familiar with the basic features of the ASCENDER Business system and have reviewed the [[academy:business_overview_guide|ASCENDER Business Overview guide]].
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 +**Click here for** [[https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Jp978JX1zduaJACvV3tscsM9h8IDPSmiI8dur7EJm6w/edit?tab=t.0#heading=h.d9wuyat1b9af|The Exchange Instructions]].
  
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