The chart of cost types is similar to the chart of accounts in the general ledger. You can set up the chart of cost types in the following ways:
Choose the Get Cost Types from Chart of Accounts action. In the dialog box, choose the Yes button to confirm the transfer. The function uses the chart of accounts to create a chart of cost types.
The chart of cost types now contain all income statement accounts in the general ledger and include headings and subtotals. You can change the chart of cost types, as necessary. For example, you can delete duplicate existing cost types.
The Register Cost Types in Chart of Accounts function updates the relationship between the chart of accounts and the chart of cost types. The No. field is filled and verified to make sure that each general ledger account is related to only one cost type. The function runs automatically before transferring general ledger entries to cost accounting.
Fill in the fields as described as necessary. Choose a field to read a short description of the field or link to more information.
You can set up and maintain cost types in either the Cost Type Card window or in the Chart of Cost Types window. In this procedure, you set up cost types in the Chart of Cost Types window.
After you have created all cost types, choose the Indent Cost Types action. In the dialog box, choose the Yes button.
Link the new cost type to the corresponding general ledger account.
If you have entered definitions in the Totaling fields for the line type of End-Total before you run the Indent Cost Types function, then you must enter the definitions again because the function overwrites the values in all End-Total fields.
Accounting for Costs
Defining the Relationship Between Cost Types and General Ledger Accounts
Defining Cost Centers and Cost Objects for Chart of Accounts
Balances Between Cost Type, Cost Center, and Cost Object
Setting Up Cost Accounting
Terminology in Cost Accounting
About Cost Accounting
Working with Dynamics NAV
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