Landed cost is the total cost of a shipment including primarily the purchase price and secondly additional associated costs such as: freight, insurance, customs, duties and taxes until product is delivered to its final destination. Therefore, handling landed cost represents an essential component in order to reach a precise profitability.
Dynamics 365 Business Central introduces an important functionality to handle the item charges, by either assigning item charges to purchase documents directly, or assigning item charges separately through a purchase invoice
Method One | Assigning Item Charges through Purchase Order
On the search field, type “Purchase Order”. Then click on “New” in order to create a new purchase order.
Once all the line details are completed, click on the “Line drop down list” in order to open the “Item Charge Assignment”
This will open up the Item Charge Assignment window, through which you are supposed to pick a specific cost layer (receipt) upon which the addition item charges will be allocated. As illustrated below, click on “Get Receipt Lines” in order to pick the receipt item/ items accordingly.
The last step is related to how the item charges are allocated to the selected receipt line items, the options are:
Once assigned, you can proceed with posting the item charge document in order to update the original receipt lines.
Method Two | Assigning Item Charges through Purchase Invoice
Unlike the previous way, through which you can assign an item charge on the purchase order, indicating that the item charge is determined beforehand. This method could be used when additional costs are received such as; freight on a separate invoice.
This method is not quite different from the previous one, go to Purchase Invoice entry window, and pick an item line type: item charges. Then proceed with the exact same steps illustrated below comprehensively.
Last importantly, here is the ledger entries associated with the receipt line indicating the original purchase amount and the item charges (Items > Ledger Entries)
Dynamics 365 Essentials Series – Item Charges
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Mahmoud M. AlSaadi
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