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Summary
- Ability to define exchange rates for Intrastat reporting in Dynamics 365 Finance, enhancing control over financial processes.
- Admins and finance users can specify an exchange rate type for calculations, aligning with tax logic and minimizing manual adjustments.
- Supports multiple VAT registration numbers with different calculation algorithms based on the presence of an exchange rate type.
- Eliminates localization gaps and simplifies configuration for multinational operations.
- No action required from users; this message is for awareness only.
Admin Impact: Low
User Impact: Medium
Release Start: 26 Dec 2025
Release End: 26 Dec 2025
Services: Finance and Operations Apps
Category: Stay informed
History
11/26/2025 Item Added to Message Center
Microsoft Message
We are announcing the ability to define how exchange rates are applied in Intrastat reporting in Dynamics 365 Finance, providing greater control and consistency for financial and compliance processes. This feature will reach general availability on December 26, 2025.
How does this affect me?
Admins and finance users will be able to specify an Exchange rate type for Intrastat calculations, ensuring alignment with tax logic and reducing manual adjustments:
Multiple VAT registration numbers enabled:
- Without an Exchange rate type: standard algorithm applies (transaction → accounting → Intrastat currency using default rate).
- With an Exchange rate type: specified rate is used for Intrastat currency calculation.
Single VAT registration number:
- Without an Exchange rate type: default rate calculates Intrastat amounts to accounting currency.
- With an Exchange rate type: specified rate is applied for Intrastat to /accounting currency.
This global parameter eliminates localization gaps and simplifies configuration for multinational operations.
What action do I need to take?
This message is for awareness, and no action is required.
If you would like more information on this feature, please visit Define application of exchange rates in Intrastat reporting.