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Dynamics GP to Business Central - Fixed Assets Tables

 

In Dynamics GP

The Fixed Assets module is a standalone subledger that integrates with General Ledger, Payables, and Purchasing.

📌 Key Fixed Asset Features in GP:

  • Asset acquisition from Payables or manually

  • Depreciation methods (Straight Line, DB, etc.)

  • Asset books for financial and tax reporting

  • Retirement, transfers, and revaluation

  • Reporting by class, location, and type


In Business Central
📌 Key Fixed Asset Features in BC:

  • Asset setup and tracking

  • Acquisition via Purchase Invoice or Journal

  • Multiple depreciation books

  • Standard and custom depreciation methods

  • Insurance, maintenance, and budgeting support


Fixed Assets Tables

GP TableDescriptionBC TableBusiness Central Equivalent
FA00100Asset General Information Master5600Fixed Asset
FA00200Book Master5611FA Depreciation Book
FA00400Asset Account Master5601FA Posting Group
FA00500Lease MasterN/ARequires Extension or ISV (no lease module by default)
FA00600Insurance Master5628Insurance (Policies)
FA00700Retirement Master5621FA Journals > Disposal Entry
FA00800Transfer Master5621
5609		FA Transfer Entry
FA Location
FA00902Financial Detail Master5601FA Ledger Entry
FA00905General Ledger Interface Work81Gen. Journal Line (Unposted)
FA01100FA-AP Posting Master5622FA G/L Journal or FA Acquisition via Purchases
FA01400Asset Purchase Master5622FA Acquisition Entry
FA01500FA Activity Master5601FA Ledger Entry
FA40200Book Setup5611FA Depreciation Book
FA40201Asset Class Setup5607FA Class
FA40202Book Class Setup5611FA Depreciation Book
FA40203Book Setup (for Depreciation)5611FA Depreciation Book
FA41100Location ID Setup5609FA Location
FA41200Insurance Class SetupN/ACustom via Dimensions or Extension
FA41300Account Group Setup5606FA Posting Group
FA41500Structure ID SetupN/ANot applicable -custom tracking
FA41600Lease Company SetupN/AHandled via extension or external tool
FA41900Projections (Depreciation)ReportFA Projection Value (Report)
FA42400Physical Location Setup5609FA Location Code
FA49900Company Setup5603FA Setup




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