What Else Causes Cold Herpes

On July 6, 2010 appeared in the Official Gazette published a law to combat late payment in Spain.
( http://www.boe.es/boe/dias/2010/07/06/pdfs/BOE-A-2010-10708.pdf )

This law amends the terms of payment gradually until 2013, according to the type of company. At this point, so good. To reflect this in Navision enough to have defined appropriate payment terms, to calculate the due date under the new law. No problem.

But ... The law also amends other aspects.

For example, Article 4 of the Act provides that the maturity date of invoices should be calculated based on the date of receipt of goods or services.

also states that may be grouped together in one bill several installments, provided that the period between deliveries does not exceed 15 days. In this case, the expiration date shall be calculated based on the date corresponding to half of the period being billed.

In Navision know that the expiration date of the bill is calculated based on the date of issuance (the bill).

To correctly calculate the bills are due So we simply define appropriate payment terms, assigning them to our customers and suppliers, and in each invoice, put the appropriate Document Issue Date.

sure, but what we want is that Navision us know by himself to the appropriate Document Issue Date based on the reporting dates for the invoices (if any), that control us dockets get together not longer than 15 days, etc.

This ... so far it does not.

But, and here is the news, Microsoft announced today that it will develop this functionality for Microsoft Dynamics NAV. Such functionality should be available early in the third quarter of 2011.

The announcement does not specify what it will function. I hope you detail later.

Cristina Nicolàs

www.dynamica.es