From the Microsoft Dynamics NAV Blogs: Managing tax updates; NAV 2013 reports; Recurring general journals; Instantiating controls

A selection of the latest insight from the Dynamics NAV blogs:

• Tax Updates Dependent on Cumulative Updates (CU) for NAV 2013 and Higher;
• HTML Tags and Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2013 Reports;
• Microsoft Dynamics NAV 2009 R2: How to Create Recurring General Journals;
• Trick: Instantiating Any Control in a Control Add-in

Tax Updates Dependent on Cumulative Updates (CU) for NAV 2013 and Higher

On his Dynamics NAV blog, Waldo says he wants to bring attention to the topic of dependencies for tax updates in NAV 2013 and beyond, because it's very important for partners who are supporting customers.
The old system, which wasn't tied to CUs, had its issues, he says.

"Well, I think we can all agree that there were sometimes quite a lot of quality-related issues with it. It was fairly easy to do it, because the number of objects was usually limited .. but a lot of partners have a lot of customers . . . So doing it twice was out of the question. Now, there were times that it needed to be done a couple of times, because of . . . uhm . . . "undocumented features."

Now, however, there are Cumulative Updates. And, Waldo says, you should really work on your product and upgrade organization that way now that it is "easy" to "upgrade" to the latest cumulative update. Definitely now because the TAX updates (which are quite important for most of customer) are included in these cumulative updates.

You can read the rest of Waldo's post here.

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