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Video instructions and help with filling out and completing What Form 2220 Accounting

Instructions and Help about What Form 2220 Accounting

Okay, good afternoon everyone. I think it's about time, so thank you all for joining. My name is Heidi Minster, I'm a Solutions Architect on Dynamics 365 for Operations. I know you might have seen April's name and the agenda and wondering where April is. For those of you that know her, April unfortunately fell ill. So, nothing gets the blood flowing in the morning like "can you do a presentation this afternoon", but we have plenty of folks here from colleagues from Microsoft as part of the Financials team, so not to worry, we'll get your questions answered. Thank you for joining today. So today, we're going to talk about designing chart of accounts. How many of you are using Dynamics 365 preparations right now? Good number, great. Implementation phase are wonderful. How about twenty twelve? Good number. Two thousand nine? Ok, good mix. So for those of you that are on Ax 2009, a lot of the concepts might be new because we have done a bit of work in the area of chart of accounts, financial dimensions, and account structures. And so, today's session, we're going to actually walk through creating a chart of accounts, how you can utilize a shared chart of accounts across multiple legal entities, and how you can use advanced rules to create rules that allow for additional financial dimensions in certain legal entities where additional financial dimensions might be required, while still allowing you to share your chart of accounts. Looking at designing your chart of accounts in a way that it can reduce maintenance and still allow you to achieve the analysis that you desire, off of those financial dimensions. Can everyone hear me? Ok, perfect. So, I think I covered this already, but before we get started, and I apologize, I'm...