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Hi every body
would you please tell the diffrence between cost operation with expense operation in microsoft dynamics ax ?
thanks
Hello RashidiRad,
Your question is very general.
Can you elaborate and possibly provide an example what you refer to exactly?
Many thanks,
Ludwig
Hi
thanks for the reply
I mean what kinds of fuctions can be in expense and travel part and what kinds of function exactly can be put in cost part what are the diffrences.
I really appreciate you if you explain these two parts in microsoft dynamics ax exactly
thanks abuch
Unfortunately, I do not fully understand your question. Therefore, some comments/notes that hopefully help you getting around:
1. From a system perspective, you can find some information on the travel and expense module in AX2012 here: docs.microsoft.com/.../travel-and-expense. Please review this and the related pages to get an overview of what functionalities are supported in this module.
2. From a theoretical perspective, there is a difference in the terms expense and costs. That is 'expenses' do not necessarily a direct relationship to the operational business of a company while 'costs' have. As an example, if you take BMW - the car producing company - and take the money spent for an internal HR meeting then the money spent for that meeting is called an expense but not a cost because costs are directly related to the main business purpose; the production of cars.
Hope this helps answering your question.
Best regards,
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