We have all received checks from customers that were less than what they owed—that is a given. The question is, why did they send less than what they owed? Outside of any extraordinary situations, the most common reasons include: the customer was not paying attention when they issued the check and sent a lesser amount,… Continue reading Dynamics NAV 2013 – How to Use Payment Tolerance to Save You Time
Month: September 2014
Dynamics NAV: User Defined Depreciation Methods in Fixed Assets
Microsoft Dynamics NAV (Navision) has several defined methods for calculating depreciation expense in Fixed Assets. These are Straight Line, Double Declining Balance, and a combination of the two where straight line depreciation is used when its results become the larger of the two methods calculated. But there are times when the desired method is something… Continue reading Dynamics NAV: User Defined Depreciation Methods in Fixed Assets