Whether
your fiscal period starts in June or October, you can setup all that easily
yourself in Dynamics 365 Business Central. You can also divide it into any
number of periods as you wish. In this example, let’s explore the most common
way of doing fiscal periods – dividing them into 12 months and ending December
31st.
To create accounting periods, perform the following:
1. Open the…
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How to Create Accounting Periods in Dynamics 365 Business Central? – Cloudrelia
Whether your fiscal period starts in June or October, you can setup all that easily yourself in Dynamics 365 Business Central. You can also divide it into any number of periods as you wish. In this example, let’s explore the most common way of doing fiscal periods – dividing them into 12 months and ending December 31st.
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