Tag: Dynamics
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Intrastat reporting for EU entities, import/export controls, country of origin and HS code tracking, dual-use item classification, landed cost calculation and duty accruals, free trade agreement eligibility, and the Finance setup that ensures trade compliance costs land in inventory cost rather than in a period-end surprise journal. The Four Trade Compliance Areas D365 GTM Covers…
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Service agreements, service orders, service subscriptions, technician and resource dispatch, service object tracking, the complete GL flow from work order through invoice, and the Finance configuration decisions that determine whether your service business measures margin by agreement, by technician, and by customer — or by none of the above. The Four Components of D365 F&O…
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The VAT posting groups model, how BC decides which tax rate applies to every transaction, US sales tax and GST setup, tax-exempt customers and items, the VAT return and settlement process, and the configuration mistakes that create financial statement misstatements Finance won’t find until a tax authority does. How BC Calculates Tax — The Two-Group…
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Connecting Business Central to Power BI, the BC connector and its trade-offs, which questions belong in native BC reporting vs. a dedicated BI layer, building dashboards Finance and Operations can actually use, and the data freshness conversation every team needs to have before the first dashboard goes live. The BC Reporting Landscape — Four Tools,…
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The three-currency architecture, exchange rate types and where each applies, foreign currency revaluation and what it actually posts, realized versus unrealized gain and loss, the period-close currency controls Finance must own, and what breaks when the rate setup doesn’t match the accounting intent. The Three-Currency Architecture — What D365 Tracks on Every Transaction Every financial…
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Directed put-away and pick, license plate tracking, wave and work management, location directives, the Finance implications of a WMS-enabled warehouse, and the reconciliation controls Finance must own when the warehouse runs on directed work rather than manual transactions. Basic vs. Advanced WMS — The Decision That Changes Everything D365 F&O supports two warehouse management approaches,…
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The Subscription Billing module, contract revenue schedules, ASC 606 / IFRS 15 mechanics, deferred revenue, the GL flow from contract inception through recognition, and the configuration decisions that produce an auditable revenue schedule — or require Finance to maintain a parallel spreadsheet for the next three years. The ASC 606 / IFRS 15 Framework —…
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Expense categories, per diem, expense policies, the full GL flow from report submission to ledger posting, project-coded expenses, corporate card integration, and the approval and audit controls that keep T&E from becoming the line item internal audit always finds something in. The Expense Management Structure — What Finance Owns at Setup The D365 F&O Expense…
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The sales tax engine, tax groups and item tax groups, the intersection model, VAT for multi-country implementations, withholding tax, tax-exempt scenarios, and the configuration mistakes that produce financial statement misstatements that survive undetected until a tax authority asks questions. The D365 F&O Tax Engine — How It Decides What Rate to Apply D365 F&O determines…
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Bill of materials, routing, production order costing, WIP accounting, standard cost variance analysis, and the Finance-owned configuration decisions that determine whether manufactured goods inventory is accurately valued and variance accounts tell a useful story. The Finance Scope in Manufacturing: What You Own Before Production Starts D365 F&O’s manufacturing module involves configuration owned by multiple functions…