NETSUITE-FINANCIAL-USER practice question 8 of 15
Which statement is true about the Period Close Checklist?
Full set: 86 questionsThe Period Close Checklist is dynamically generated by NetSuite; it shows only the tasks that are relevant to the accounting features and modules that are turned on in that specific account (e.g., Multi-currency, Projects, Inventory). NetSuite Help explicitly states that “the tasks that appear on the Period Close Checklist depend on the features that are enabled in your account.”
A. Year-end is closed by closing each final period; checklist is recommended but not formally “required.”
B. Tasks are locked to a prescribed sequence; later tasks cannot be started until prerequisite ones are complete.
C. The checklist is system-generated; users cannot insert bespoke or customer-specific tasks.
1. NetSuite Help Center
“Close Accounting Periods – Period Close Checklist
” 2023.2 documentation
Section: Overview
¶2 (“…tasks that appear depend on the features that are enabled in your account.”).
2. NetSuite Help Center
“Period Close Checklist Task Order
” 2023.2
¶1 (“The tasks must be completed in the order shown; each task unlocks the next.”).
3. NetSuite Help Center
“Limitations of the Period Close Checklist
” 2023.2
¶3 (“You cannot add custom tasks to the checklist.”).
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