Day: August 2, 2023

This post is part of the New Functionality In Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2023 Wave 2 series in which I am taking a look at the new functionality introduced in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2023 Wave 2.

The sixth of the new functionality in the Application section is get more productive while entering time sheets.

Copying time sheets from previous periods can save you time and effort by reducing the need to manually enter data. The process improves productivity and efficiency by allowing you to quickly and easily create time sheets based on data you already have. Additionally, copying time sheets can help to ensure that your data is consistent and accurate by reducing the risk of data entry errors.

Enabled for: Users, automatically
Public Preview: Sep 2023
General Availability: Oct 2023

Feature Details

Microsoft have made it faster and more efficient to fill out time sheets. You can use the Copy From action on the Time Sheet page to copy information from lines on previous time sheets. You can also copy information from the previous row on your time sheet. For example, when you’re filling out a time sheet where you’ve worked on the same job, you might want to copy the job or job task numbers.

My Opinion

We use time sheets internally and it can be a bit time consuming entering all of the data if you’ve done a number of tasks through the week, so this sounds like it could be very useful.

This post is part of the In Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central (Administration), how do I… series and of the wider In Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, how do I… series which I am posting as I familiarise myself with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.

In the article before last, in this series, I took a look at the Tax/VAT Business Posting Group which can be viewed as the where to the what of the Tax/VAT Product Posting Group which I covered in the last article; in this one I am going to show how these are combined to determine the rate to be applied via the Tax/VAT Posting Setup.

Do a search for and open the Tax/VAT Posting Setup window. The first two columns show the Tax/VAT Business Posting/Tax/VAT Product Posting Group combinations; there needs to be a line for each valid combination of the two. In the example, below, ROW is only present once in the Tax/VAT Business Posting Group with a Tax/VAT Product Posting Group of Exempt as, for UK business dealing with companies outside of the UK, there is no VAT applicable.

The UK is present on four rows as there are multiple VAT types which are used in the UK. On each of these rows, the Tax % needs to be supplied.

For all rows in the table, you need to select a Tax/VAT Calculation Type and supply the G/L Account to be used for sales and purchases (you can use the same code in both columns should you want to do so as well as setting up a reverse charge account or whether the rate should be reported as EU services.

The basic setup for standard types of UK VAT is shown in the above example. I ma cover more advanced setup of VAT in the future.

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