MB-310 · Question #40
SIMULATION You are a functional consultant for Contoso Entertainment System USA (USMF). You need to implement a quarterly accruals scheme for USMF. The accrual scheme settings must match the settings
The correct answer is A. Select intercompany journal names. C. Create intercompany main accounts to use for the due to and due from accounting entries. D. Define intercompany accounting setup by creating legal entity pairs defining originating and destination companies.. Note: This question contains a mismatch - the simulation scenario describes accrual schemes, but the answer choices pertain to intercompany accounting setup in Dynamics 365 Finance. The correct answer (A, C, D) applies to the intercompany accounting topic. Why A, C, D are correct
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- ASelect intercompany journal names.
- BConfigure intercompany accounting in both the originating entity and destination entity.
- CCreate intercompany main accounts to use for the due to and due from accounting entries.
- DDefine intercompany accounting setup by creating legal entity pairs defining originating and destination companies.
- EConfigure intercompany accounting in the destination entity only.
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(40 responses)- A78% (31)
- B15% (6)
- E8% (3)
Explanation
Note: This question contains a mismatch - the simulation scenario describes accrual schemes, but the answer choices pertain to intercompany accounting setup in Dynamics 365 Finance. The correct answer (A, C, D) applies to the intercompany accounting topic.
Why A, C, D are correct: Setting up intercompany accounting in Dynamics 365 requires three foundational steps: selecting intercompany journal names (A) to control how transactions are journalized, creating intercompany main accounts (C) for the "due to" and "due from" balance sheet entries, and defining legal entity pairs (D) that establish which company originates the transaction and which receives it.
Why B is wrong: Intercompany accounting is not configured independently "in both entities" - it is configured centrally through legal entity pair definitions (D), which already captures both sides of the relationship.
Why E is wrong: Configuring only the destination entity is insufficient; the originating entity's context must also be captured through the legal entity pair setup.
Memory tip: Use the acronym AJP - Accounts (main accounts for due to/due from), Journals (intercompany journal names), Pairs (legal entity pairs). All three must exist before intercompany transactions can post correctly.
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