Category: ERP

Microsoft released a new pricing model to partners that will take effect October 2012.  The pricing model will move all users to the new licensing

The state of Maryland has released new tax tables that changes all filing status’s, effective 1/1/2012. The changes in the Round 5 2012 tax update

At the end of June 2012 Microsoft will be releasing payroll tax updates for Dynamics-GP 10 and 2010.  The tax updates are primarily for the

For businesses today, it is the best of times and worst of times.  The best — the internet has leveled the playing field to allow

When you customer places an order, the last thing you want to tell them is that an item that they want to purchase is not

Do your project and financial teams spend much of their time manually managing grants? Wouldn’t it be better for them to spend their time demonstrating

We spoke about (in blog one of this series) choosing ERP systems and spoke about thinking through the process to get to a decision.  Some

By: Terry Heley – The Federal Unemployment (FUTA) credit reduction with relation to specific states seems to be getting more popular in 2012 with about

Cloud talk is everywhere. And, the cost benefit of moving to the cloud gets the bulk of attention in almost every conversation. But, for companies

For those of you that are using Payroll here is the Year End information for payroll. This is a code update and a database backup