Different Indirect Tax Systems In The World
Where do you live? Russia? Germany? United Kingdom? Australia? If yes, then you are very likely to understand the words “sales tax” differently from people whose answer is “United States” or “Canada”. The reason is that the US (and Canadian) taxation system is very different from that used all over the rest of the world. […]
Read MoreHow ERP Is Changing The Way The Government Runs Their Business
Public service agencies and government organizations are designed to help society in a number of ways. This can involve providing affordable housing to people, developing waste management programs, giving free healthcare to underprivileged citizens, or numerous other goods and services. These goods and services are available to all people living in the United States, as […]
Read MoreManual Payment in SAP using Payment Request
Making a payment from SAP… That’s what majority of SAP Finance consultants know how to customize. If you do not, there is a solid section of e-book FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ON SAP FINANCE telling you about different nuances of this setup. However, most SAP Finance consultants think about payment as about vendor payment. This implies […]
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SAP Books: SAP expert recommends
There are plenty of books about different products and modules of SAP on the market. However, it is often a question: which book is the best? Of course, SAP expert also receives the question like this. The most obvious answer to this question, of course, is the e-book from SAP Expert. However, it is not the […]
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How to track changes in SAP objects
There are hundreds, if not thousands, of different objects in SAP. To take Finance alone, we can create, maintain and process GL accounts, financial documents, cost centres, profit centres, fixed assets and so forth. But the creation of the object is not the only step in its lifecycle. It can also be changed and, rarely, […]
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Dmitry Kaglik
March 18, 2013
SAP
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