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What is purpose of partial project completion

  • December 20, 2021
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  • Sidekick (Partner)
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Hi,

what is the purpose by using “partial project completion”?

For example , see below in green”, project completion at 70%.

The partial completion needs too a posting control “GP18”, what is the point too?

 

Thanks a lot

 

 

Best answer by Thomas Peterson

Hi, 

Partial project completion may be use for many different reasons.  

For example assume a project is used to create N fixed assets and these assets are placed in service periodically during the project.  

Another example could be that the client wants to recognize a portion of the revenue / cost leaving the project open for other activities. 

Another example could be that  a project is mostly completed, but it remains open for additional work such as final inspections, and warranty work. 

Partial completion can be done for many reason, the above are just a few that come up frequently.  

Best regards, 

Thomas

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  • December 20, 2021

Hi, 

Partial project completion may be use for many different reasons.  

For example assume a project is used to create N fixed assets and these assets are placed in service periodically during the project.  

Another example could be that the client wants to recognize a portion of the revenue / cost leaving the project open for other activities. 

Another example could be that  a project is mostly completed, but it remains open for additional work such as final inspections, and warranty work. 

Partial completion can be done for many reason, the above are just a few that come up frequently.  

Best regards, 

Thomas


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