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New to NetSuite | Accounting Periods Feature
An accounting period refers to a specific timeframe during which financial transactions are recorded and financial statements are prepared. It can include various durations, such as the traditional 12-month period from January 1 to December 31, a single month like June, or even a specific quarter like July 1 to September 30.
When starting a business, one important decision to make is whether to adopt a Calendar Year or a Fiscal Year as the accounting period. While most businesses choose to report their income on a calendar year basis, there are instances where an organization may opt for a different year-end date to align with its natural business cycle.
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