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IFRS Accounting with Microsoft Dynamics® GP: Cash Flow Statements – InDirect Methods…and the Benefit of Direct over Indirect

This is the second blog on IFRS Accounting with Microsoft Dynamics® GP: Cash Flow Statements. We first examined Direct Methods and now  we’ll look at Indirect Methods followed by a discussion on the Benefit of Direct over Indirect. . Indirect Method Using the more common method in the U.S.—GAAP-compliant financial statements prepared with the Indirect [...]

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IFRS Accounting with Microsoft Dynamics® GP: Functional and Strategic Challenges of Implementing the Chosen Methodology

Functional Challenges of Implementing the Chosen Methodology With multiple methods of implementing a transition from GAAP to IFRS financial statements, at the core is the need for a flexible information management system.  Multiple external and internal reports are typically required. IFRS transaction identifiers must meet a company’s unique needs while not interfering with other needs. [...]

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IFRS Accounting with Microsoft Dynamics® GP: Sub-ledger Transaction Level (Part 3) Classifying Transactions by Ledger and A Hybrid Approach

In this blog, we examine the final two of five available methods of deploying IFRS at the Sub-level Transaction Level. Missed our first two discussions? Click here to see Sub-ledger Transaction Level (Part 1): Duplicating your Database or click here to see the Sub-ledger Transaction Level (Part 2):  Adding a Parallel Set of Accounts and [...]

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IFRS Accounting with Microsoft Dynamics GP®: Sub-ledger Transaction Level (Part 2)

Deploying IFRS in Dynamics GP with the Addition of a Parallel Set of Accounts or by Adding a Dimension to Your Existing Chart of Accounts. In this blog, we examine two more methods of deploying IFRS at the Sub-level Transaction Level. We’ll look at Adding of a Parallel Set of Accounts and Adding a Dimension [...]

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IFRS Accounting with Microsoft Dynamics GP®: Sub-ledger Transaction Level (Part 1)

This blog begins a 3-part examination of IFRS Accounting: Sub-ledger Transaction Level and the 5 Available Methods of Deployment. First we’ll look at the Sub-ledger Transaction level and take a look at the first available method of deployment, Duplicating Your Database. Systems capable of sub-ledger transaction level of deployment of IFRS and GAAP are generally [...]

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IFRS Accounting with Microsoft Dynamics® GP: General Ledger Level

The General Ledger Level of deployment implies transactional-based entries and greater complexity. It may be regarded as a step towards full deployment of IFRS. The basic premise implies that a transaction originates in the subsidiary modules and when its distribution is passed through to the General Ledger…

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IFRS Accounting with Microsoft Dynamics GP®: Consolidated Financial Report Level

Reporting only during deployment of Consolidated Financial Reports is the most common option selected by companies. Only summary transactions are created, frequently in spreadsheets. For companies just starting with IFRS, this is an easy method with which to begin…

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IFRS Accounting with Microsoft Dynamics GP®: Where Do You Start?

Due to the volume of responses and question we’ve been receiving on our IFRS series, we’d like to step back and start with an enhanced version that answers many of your questions. The first step in analyzing your software systems is to determine the source of transactions and at what point you want to be [...]

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Microsoft Dynamics GP vs. a Custom Application

By Scott Driggs, Custom Information Services I once worked with a client who had a rather interesting story to tell. The company was a family owned business that had been running a custom application for years and years. The owner retired and passed the reins of the company to the next generation. The new owners did [...]

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