Candis

I would In general, you have the possibility to really understand a complete bookkeeping set. That means you can set costs, manually assign or import, and also there are a few useful cases in practice, which are simply useful when you have understood this function. The setting itself, I don't have to show you, is pretty simple. You can set costs, or costs, and enter the n However, the import is very exciting here. Because if you import the data, of course, they are loaded up to your costs, or costs, you can, however, if you have a forward list of costs, and they are becoming more and more, because, for example, your costs are n And then you can always upload the same list, and they are really only imported by the cost-states and cost-takers, which are not yet known. So none of them will be translated, but they will be imported, which are not yet there. And so I don't always have to look here, okay, what's already there, what's missing, but I just have a list of care, and Import it weekly, daily, depending on how the whole thing changes. By the way, you have the same system with the cost-states. So there it is exactly the same, you can always upload the lists, but please note that the cost-states are only loaded with the cost-states, not the whole cost-states, which are simply the transparency, so it's much easier if you keep the whole thing a little slim. The same is true with the tax keys, the only thing that there is no direct import function here. So many tax keys are usually not used, so you can always put them here, or if they are not in at all, then you can click on the button here and then you can just click on it and here are the four standards. Tax keys are loaded here once.