Day: October 15, 2024

This post is part of the New Functionality In Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2024 Wave 2 series in which I am taking a look at the new functionality introduced in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2024 Wave 2.

The 9th of the new functionality in the Country and regional section is include employee transactions in exchange rate adjustment report – Czechia.

You can use general journals for employee accounts to register employee expenses and reimbursement transactions in foreign currencies, and then easily track the amounts and compare them to receipts. The Czech version of the exchange rate adjustment report (31004) now allows you to include employee transactions.

Enabled for: Users, automatically
Public Preview: –
General Availability: Oct 2024

Feature Details

When you use general journals to post transactions for employee accounts, such as when you reimburse expenses, you can use the Currency Code field to specify the currency for the transactions. Specifying a currency lets you use the same features as when you register transactions in the customer and vendor ledgers. For example, employees can register an expense in euros but get paid in dollars.

To ensure that the exchange rate for the amounts is up to date, you can adjust employee balances when you run the Czech version of a currency exchange rate batch job (Adjust Exchange Rates CZL (31004)). If you want to use the exchange rate table, but settle employee balances in your local currency, you can exclude employee accounts when you adjust exchange rates.

This post is part of the New Functionality In Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2024 Wave 2 series in which I am taking a look at the new functionality introduced in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2024 Wave 2.

The 8th of the new functionality in the Country and regional section is vAT Return feature now available – Czechia.

The standard VAT Return feature can now be used to submit a VAT return in compliance with Czech law.

Enabled for: Users, automatically
Public Preview: –
General Availability: Nov 2024

Feature Details

Previously, the VAT Statement feature was used for VAT returns in the Czech version of Business Central. We’ve now added the option to use the standard VAT Return feature in Business Central. The VAT return is generated and submitted to the “Moje daně” portal. The lines on the VAT return are created based on the settings in the VAT statement. The system verifies if a regular VAT return has already been created for the period. However, since there can be multiple corrective and additional returns for a given period, this is not checked. This feature allows the VAT return to be saved, providing the user with immediate access to it in the system for future reference.

This post is part of the New Functionality In Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2024 Wave 2 series in which I am taking a look at the new functionality introduced in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central 2024 Wave 2.

The 7th of the new functionality in the Country and regional section is advance letters with reverse charge – Czechia.

By eliminating the need to automatically post advance tax documents for reverse charge payments, businesses can streamline their processes, reduce administrative overhead, and enhance operational efficiency.

Enabled for: Users, automatically
Public Preview: –
General Availability: Oct 2024

Feature Details

The new functionality allows you to post advances in accordance with the Czech VAT Act and not create tax documents for payments of advances or parts thereof under the reverse charge regime. This function can be set up in the Advance Letter Templates.

For advances with both normal VAT and reverse charge transactions, tax documents for payments will be posted only for the parts corresponding to normal transactions. Thus, only the parts of the document with normal transactions will be included in the VAT statement and the VAT Control report. The parts of the advances corresponding to the reverse charge will be posted to the final invoices in the standard way, that is, they will reduce the invoice balance but not the VAT value of the transaction.