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Guidance Required for Complete Indian Taxation Setup in Dynamics 365 Business Central

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Hello Experts,

I am currently working on implementing Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central for a client based in India, and I would like detailed guidance on configuring Indian taxation end-to-end.

I specifically need clarification on the following areas:

  1. Complete GST setup process (CGST, SGST, IGST, UTGST)

  2. How to configure GST posting groups correctly for customers, vendors, and items

  3. Steps to enable and configure e-Invoice and e-Way Bill integration

  4. TDS/TCS setup and posting flow

  5. Best practices for mapping G/L accounts for tax compliance

  6. Recommended configuration order to avoid posting errors

  7. Common mistakes to avoid during Indian localization setup

  8. Any standard checklist used by consultants during implementation

My goal is to implement taxation correctly from the beginning so that transactions, reports, and statutory compliance work without reconfiguration later.

If anyone can share documentation links, implementation steps, or real-project guidance, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

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    Pallavi Phade Profile Picture
    5,420 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at
     
    Indian Taxation is bigger concept .  I can help you with supporting links . If you still feel its not clear you can let me know . 
     
    Below Links can help you 
     
     
    I would recommend you to check Cronus Company from concept point of view 
     
    To Start the Taxation part you need to enable Tax Engine in Assisted Setup
     
     
     
    youtube links 
     
    Warm Regards
    Pallavi Phade
    www.linkedin.com/in/pallaviphade131116
     
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    OussamaSabbouh Profile Picture
    12,973 Super User 2026 Season 1 on at
    Hello,
     
    To implement Indian taxation correctly in Business Central, follow this order: first configure GST registrations (Company and Locations), then define GST rates (CGST/SGST/IGST by HSN/SAC and state), and complete GST Posting Setup to map each tax component to separate G/L accounts (input, output, interim, refund, TDS/TCS). Next, configure GST details on Customers, Vendors, and Items, ensuring correct GST group and state mapping. Then enable E-Invoice and E-Way Bill (JSON generation from posted invoices; usually requires middleware for NIC submission) and configure TDS/TCS under Tax Type with proper thresholds and posting accounts. Always test full cycles (purchase, sales, reverse charge, credit notes, settlement) before go-live. Most common mistakes are wrong state/GSTIN mapping, incorrect GST posting setup, missing interim accounts, and incomplete HSN configuration. Proper sequencing and full sandbox testing are critical to avoid rework later.
     
    Regards,
    Oussama Sabbouh

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