Alcohol and other excise duties, customs and freight assigned to the item, lots you can trace, and invoices in your own design. Set up in Business Central for Danish practice.
Duties, customs and freight that need to land on the right item, in the right period.
Alcohol and other excise duties (punktafgifter) worked out in a spreadsheet on the side mean the cost price in Business Central isn't the real one.
Excise duties are handled in Business Central, for example through item charges, so the duty lands on the items it belongs to.
When customs and freight are posted as a separate expense, the margin per item gives the wrong picture.
Customs and freight are assigned to the items as item charges, by amount, weight or volume.
Which lot came from which delivery, and which customers received it? That should take minutes to find, not days.
Lot tracking from purchase to sale in Business Central.
The standard layout works, but it is your invoice the customer sees.
Invoices and documents in your own design, set up in Business Central.
Standard Business Central features, set up for duties and imports.
Excise duties, customs and freight assigned to items.
Lots traced from delivery to customer.
Invoices and documents in your design.
E-invoices to customers with a GLN number.
The duty setup depends on your products. The scopes around it are here.
All prices exclude VAT. Business Central and Microsoft 365 licences come on top.
Yes, for example through item charges, so the duty is added to the item's cost price. How it is set up depends on which duties your products carry.
Yes. With lot tracking you can see which delivery a lot came from and which customers received it.
Yes. Invoices and documents are set up in your own design.
Tell us which duties and costs your products carry. We'll show you how they land in Business Central.
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