One of the advanced features in the suite of DSD Multi-Currency modules is FASB 52 Reporting compliance, as it relates to US Corporations with foreign subsidiaries. In my blog What is FASB 52 and How does DSD Multi-Currency address it?, I outlined the reporting requirements of FASB 52, and why…
As mentioned in my blog, What types of Sage 100 users have DSD Multi-Currency?, one of the features in the suite of DSD Multi-Currency modules is FASB 52 Reporting compliance. Before we dive into how DSD Multi-Currency accomplishes this, let’s first define what FASB 52 Reporting entails. What is FASB…
Since the DSD Multi-Currency suite of products were created back in 1994, DSD Business Systems has sold Multi-Currency to hundreds of Sage 100 customers over the world. The majority of customers that we’ve worked with have similar Multi-Currency needs, however there are actually three categories of users that have specific…
DSD Business Systems has 11 Multi-Currency modules available for the Sage 100, and each one is specific to a different business need for foreign currency processing. The following questions will help you determine which Multi-Currency modules are needed for your business. CUMC Multi-Currency CUMC Multi-Currency is the required base module…
Sage Intacct was built from the ground up with multi-entity and multi-currency in mind. It’s time to switch to Sage Intacct if you’re dealing with decentralized payables, inter-entity transactions, different currencies, and domestic or worldwide consolidations. Continuous multi-entity consolidations are possible with Sage Intacct, and they are streamlined across all…