Feb
24

Introduction to the Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Report Wizard

This post has moved to http://www.dynamicsuniversity.com/blog/report-wizard-microsoft-dynamics-crm-2011.

Feb
17

Creating Charts Within Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 Series: Introduction to Chart Design

This post has moved to http://www.dynamicsuniversity.com/blog/dynamics-crm-2011-introduction-chart-design.

Jan
24

GP Security Tasks are not always what they are said to be!

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Dec
29

Scribe Insight 7.5 Released!

This post has moved to http://www.dynamicsuniversity.com/blog/scribe-insight-75-released.

Dec
02

Project Server and Business Portal…let the fighting begin!

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Dec
02

Manually changing the SysData location…one more thing…

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Nov
29

Benefit/Deduction Summary window in Microsoft Dynamics GP Human Resources

This post has moved to http://www.dynamicsuniversity.com/blog/benefit-deduction-summary-window-microsoft-dynamics-gp-human-resources.

Nov
28

Trouble Importing Microsoft Dynamics GP Excel Budgets using the Excel Budgeting Wizard

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Nov
27

Microsoft Dynamics GP and Pennsylvania Local Tax Act 32

You’re wondering aren’t you? Will there be a tax update for the new Pennsylvania Local Tax Act 32?

Well, thank you to Microsoft’s Terry Heley for once again clarifying the wild world of payroll and payroll taxes! On her blog (http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dynamicsgp/archive/2011/10/06/pennsylvania-local-tax-act-32-will-microsoft-dynamics-gp-support-it.aspx) she reminds us that Microsoft typically does not support local taxes. Updates are for Federal, State and Social Security only (with a few exceptions). This Pennsylvania tax is effective as of January 1, 2012 and is a local tax. Thus, there will be no update to the payroll tax tables for GP.

The new tax effects both employers and employees. Users will have to now keep track of the PSD codes for employees and there will be a PA employee’s certification of residency form that is required from each PA employee to fill out similar to the W4.

Greenshades Software (www.greenshades.com) will have a product for purchase for customers if they need this tax. Greenshades specializes in local taxes and will be able to help.

As always, if you have questions contact your Microsoft Dynamics GP partner or email us at support@summitgroupsoftware.com

Get ready! It’s coming! Payroll year-end 2011!

 

Oct
31

Yes Virginia, you CAN post to a closed fiscal period!

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