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SMART SAF-T UA Release October 2025
SMART SAF-T for Ukraine is an integrated solution built on the functionality of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications. It automates the generation of SAF-T reports in Ukraine in accordance with the format approved by the State Tax Service and fully meets electronic audit requirements. The SMART SAF-T for Ukraine solution (hereinafter — SMART SAF-T UA) is designed in line with all current requirements of the State Tax Service of Ukraine, international e-audit standards, and applicable legislation.

The implementation of SMART business’s solution for SAF-T UA data preparation and report generation includes the following steps:

  1. Identifying data sources for all components of the Report.
  2. Analyzing the current system configuration.
  3. Assessing data completeness when not all data is maintained in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications.
  4. Reviewing supplementary information required for reporting, such as responsible officers, founders, accounting policies, etc.
  5. Analyzing the Ukrainian localization used by the Customer — TIN codes, EDRPOU, UKTZED, KSPOVO, chart of accounts correspondence, first event determination, etc. Identifying data sources for report generation if the Ukrainian localization is not used (master files, first event, and account correspondence).
  6. Installing the solution in the Customer’s environment.
  7. Mapping between standard fields and Customer-specific fields.
  8. Preparing report data based on D365FO Apps using dedicated user-friendly forms.
  9. Importing data from external systems (outside D365FO Apps). The solution supports data import from other systems in Excel or XML format.
  10. Generating the XML report in accordance with the Detailed Technical Description of SAF-T UA Elements for subsequent upload to reporting systems via the Taxpayer Portal or other solutions supporting this format (e.g., M.E.DOC).
  11. Validating the generated files against the XSD schema.
Consultation

Features included in SMART SAF-T UA Release 2025.10:

  • Development of the file generation logic in accordance with the defined constraints.
  • Creation of the Accounting Policy table, including a form, menu item, translations, and security objects.
  • Adaptation of the existing StandardAccountID and Tax Codes mappings, along with sample mapping configurations aligned with reporting requirements.
  • Implementation of solutions for accounting and reporting of ledger memos and other source documents (OtherSourceDocuments), as well as tax differences (TaxDifferences).
  • Development of Sections I. Header, II. Master Files, III. General Ledger Transactions, and IV. Supporting Documentation for Accounting Records.
  • Addition of new fields to the report run settings form and enabling storage of report parameters in Azure Storage.
  • Development of a periodic task for automated report execution.
  • Development of the XML generation logic and multi-file output structure.
  • Addition of master files for mapping.
  • Implementation of the TransactionType assignment procedure.
  • And more.
To download the full Release Notes in PDF (available in Ukrainian and English), click the corresponding link below: Release Note 2025.10 UA Release Note 2025.10 EN
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Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications: Success Stories from Our Clients Across Industries
In today’s business environment, where the pace of change and competition increases daily, companies need not just automation tools, but reliable and scalable solutions that provide process transparency and measurable results. One such solution is Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications — an ERP system that helps efficiently manage finance, manufacturing, inventory, sales, assets, expenses, retail operations, budgeting, projects, warehouse logistics, transportation, packaging, customer relationships, human resources, and other operational activities. In this article, we share real implementation stories of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications (formerly Axapta) carried out by the SMART business team.

Mineral Water Producer: Large-Scale Digital Transformation of Operational Processes

Context A globally recognized mineral water manufacturer and distributor relied on a mix of manual, partially automated, and independently automated business processes across different software solutions. This fragmented IT infrastructure complicated the continuity and efficiency of operations, made it impossible to obtain accurate and consistent data, and created risks of inefficient resource utilization. Objective The key goal was to implement a reliable, comprehensive ERP system that would cover both core and auxiliary business processes, ensure their effective execution, and serve as the foundation for a new unified software environment. SMART business Solution The SMART business team implemented Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications modules covering Accounts Receivable and Accounts Payable, General Ledger, WMS, Inventory, Purchasing and Sourcing, Sales and Marketing, Production Accounting, MRP, Cost Accounting and Budgeting, Fixed Assets, and Cash & Bank. The system was integrated with solutions such as SMART Payroll, the SmartPoint DMS electronic document management system, and other solutions to automate specific business processes. Additionally, within Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications, the SMART Accounting solution was deployed to ensure tax and regulatory accounting in accordance with local legal requirements. Results As part of the transformation, over 200 business processes and subprocesses in finance, procurement, and production were newly implemented, optimized, and automated. Request Consultation

International System Integrator: Automation of Forecasting and Budgeting Processes

Context An international company — a system integrator with over 20 years of experience implementing advanced IT practices for business and the public sector — operates under a project-oriented model. The company used accounting systems, but before implementing Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications, all budgeting operations were performed manually, making efficient resource planning and financial management difficult. At the same time, the company was running two additional subprojects — the implementation of Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM and the SmartPoint DMS electronic document management system. Objective The task was to streamline and automate forecasting and budgeting functions within the company’s processes to optimize cash outlook, resource planning and allow actual-plan analysis to improve overall operations. A key requirement was to create end-to-end business processes through integration with the company’s other accounting systems. SMART business Solution The SMART business team implemented the Budgeting module within Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance, integrated with Dynamics 365 Customer Engagement (CRM) and connected via file exchange with the existing accounting systems. This allowed the company to establish a single end-to-end forecasting and budgeting process across all departments and enabled comparison of planned versus actual data for individual projects, customer segments, and the company as a whole. Results The company gained automated forecasting and budgeting processes, fully integrated with CRM and Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications functionality. Data exchange with existing systems enabled plan-versus-actual analysis at any stage of a project’s lifecycle, as well as across the entire company and its legal entities.

Transnational Automotive Corporation: Comprehensive Automation of Finance, Logistics, and Distribution

Context Our client is a private transnational corporation, acting as a distributor, service provider, and full-cycle automotive manufacturer. The company serves as a general importer and official dealer, while actively developing its own distribution network. The scale of operations required unification of business processes and implementation of a modern ERP system that would ensure transparency, automation, and scalability of key operations. SMART business implemented three projects for this client as part of the ERP rollout.

Project 1: Warehouse Process Automation for a New Warehouse

Objective

  • Deploy a warehouse process model for the new facility within a few months.
  • Propose optimal processes for a consignment stock scheme.
  • Ensure integration with the owner’s systems.
  • Automate the generation of inbound and outbound requests.
  • Enable staff to perform all warehouse operations using handheld devices.
SMART business Solution Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 was implemented with Supply Chain Management modules (sales, purchases, inventory) and Warehouse Management System (WMS).

Results

  • A consignment stock management system for spare parts has been implemented.
  • The receiving processes for spare parts have been automated, with inbound documents automatically generated through integration with the inventory owner's systems.
  • All warehouse operations in the location-managed warehouse have been automated, including product put-away, product labeling, quality control, picking, internal transfers, and inventory counting.
  • Employee picking routes have been optimized to eliminate repeated visits to the same locations.
  • Spare parts shipping processes have been automated, with outbound documents automatically generated through integration with the inventory owner's systems.
  • Cross-docking processes have been automated.
  • Packaging processes and printing of accompanying documents have been automated.

Project 2: Automation of Business Processes for an Auto Parts Sales Company

Objective

  • Replace the outdated accounting system.
  • Automate financial and logistics processes.
  • Automate storage and import of manufacturer catalogs (over 100,000 items).
  • Set up integration with distributor companies and the corporation’s retail network.
  • Automate spare parts sales via the online store.
  • Develop management reporting for operational analysis.
SMART business Solution Fully integrated processes were implemented within Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012, including corporate financial accounting, Supply Chain Management (sales, Purchases, inventory), Warehouse Management System, and SMART Accounting (tax accounting) across multiple legal entities.

Results

All core logistics and financial processes of the company were automated:
  • Procurement planning (MRP) was implemented based on sales statistics and demand.
  • Items receiving, customs clearance, and warehouse placement were automated.
  • Location-managed warehouse operations were implemented using data collection terminals (HHD) and printing equipment.
  • Sales for wholesale and retail clients were automated, including returns processing.
  • Data exchange processes with distributor companies were integrated to handle orders.
  • Integration with the existing online store and POS terminals was implemented.
  • Financial and accounting processes were automated.
  • Extended inventory management was conducted.

Project 3: Large-Scale Automation for a Group of Distribution Companies

Objective

  • Implement a full-scale ERP system for financial management and supply chain processes across multiple legal entities.
  • Automate processes in a series of distribution companies by developing a comprehensive solution that could be replicated by the client’s staff.
  • Ensure integration with already implemented systems and use intercompany operations to automate internal transactions.
SMART business Solution Full integration of processes was carried out within Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012, including corporate financial accounting, Supply Chain Management (sales, purchases, inventory), WMS, and SMART Accounting across various legal entities.

Results

All key logistics and financial processes were automated:
  • Procurement planning (MRP) was implemented based on sales statistics and demand.
  • Deferred supply management and order fulfillment control were automated.
  • Goods receipt and customs clearance were automated.
  • Warehouse operations with location-mabaged storage were automated, including the use of handheld devices (HHD) and printing equipment.
  • An extended pricing system was implemented, enabling automatic calculation of retail and transfer prices, taking into account cost, markups, and exchange rate differences.
  • Sales processes for wholesale and retail clients were automated, including returns handling.
  • Reservation and distribution of goods under limited stock conditions were automated.
  • Data exchange with internal and external dealers was integrated.
  • Financial accounting and bookkeeping processes were automated.
  • Intercompany processes were automated, including intercompany procurement, sales, and returns.
  • A dealer portal was additionally developed, enabling dealers to operate within a unified corporate environment.
As a result, the corporation was provided with a comprehensive ERP solution, which standardized financial and logistics processes, ensured transparency and management efficiency, and enabled sustainable development across the entire group of companies. Отримати консультацію

Cardboard and Paper Manufacturer: Comprehensive Replacement of Legacy Systems

Context One of the largest full-cycle cardboard and paper manufacturers in Eastern Europe relied on a large number of outdated and non-integrated systems. Such an IT infrastructure complicated effective management of production, inventory, and finances, created barriers to growth, and constrained the company’s development. Objective All fragmented solutions needed to be replaced with a modern, comprehensive, and reliable ERP system that would cover all key business processes, ensure data accuracy, and integrate with production systems. SMART business Solution Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 was implemented by the SMART business team across three production units of the enterprise. The project encompassed corporate financial and tax accounting, purchasing, sales, inventory management, production management, cost accounting, and integration with two MES systems (Manufacturing Execution Systems). Results All business processes within the project scope were configured, tested, and put into operation.

Global Pharmaceutical Company: Localization and Integration with D365FO Apps

Context A leading global pharmaceutical solutions company was undertaking a large-scale implementation of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications. The organizational structure included 50+ legal entities, which complicated process management and required compliance with local regulations in different countries. Objective The company required the implementation of SMART Accounting, fully integrated into the corporate ERP system. The goal was to ensure compliance with local legal requirements, integrate with national banking systems, and account for language-specific features. An additional challenge was working during the third wave of system GO-LIVE, simultaneously supporting countries where the system was already operational and preparing others for rollout. SMART business Solution The SMART Accounting solution was implemented, integrated with the corporate D365FO environment. The project team, composed of global and local participants, coordinated processes across different time zones, ensuring consistency and continuity of operations. Results All functions, reports, documents, and integrations included in the project scope were configured, tested, and successfully launched into operation.   All of these cases demonstrate how companies of different industries and sizes transform key business processes using the leading ERP system Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications. Tangible results achieved by our clients show that investments in digital transformation with SMART business ensure sustainable growth, competitive advantages, and a foundation for the company’s future development. Request Consultation
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SMART Accounting for Poland: Key Updates for October 2025
SMART Accounting for Poland within Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications is a localization solution that extends the system’s standard functionality to ensure compliance with Polish statutory accounting and tax requirements. The solution covers the following business processes:
  1. VAT Accounting:
  • Domestic supply of goods and services within Poland
  • Export of goods outside the European Union
  • Import of goods from non-EU countries
  • Intra-Community acquisition of goods (imports from EU countries)
  • Intra-Community supply of goods (exports to EU countries)
  1. Statutory VAT Reporting Forms:
  • Register of incoming VAT invoices
  • Register of outgoing VAT invoices
  • VAT Declaration
  1. Integrations:
  • Configuration of bank integration using the standard embedded mechanism of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications, with support for VAT split payment processing
  • Configuration of KSeF (National e-Invoicing System) integration based on the standard embedded mechanism of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications.
  1. Accounting Printed Forms:
  • VAT: VAT invoices
  • Fixed assets: Fixed asset acquisition act, Fixed asset inventory report, Fixed asset disposal act
  • Cash operations: Cash receipt voucher, Cash payment voucher
  • Inventory: Surplus recognition act, Material write-off act.

Key Enhancements in SMART Accounting for Poland:

  1. Accounts payable and accounts receivable processing has been implemented in accordance with Polish legislation.
  2. Payment functions have been separated to enable dedicated VAT split payments.
  3. Registers for incoming and outgoing VAT documents have been introduced.
  4. New Excel printed forms have been added, including VAT Invoice Final, VAT Invoice Correcting, VAT Declaration PL, Act of Surplus Profit Act, Act of Writing off Materials, Acquisition Act (with purchase details), FA Inventory List, FA Write-off Act, Incoming cash order, and Outgoing Cash order.
  5. Integration with PKO Bank via the MT940 file format has been implemented.
To download the full release notes in Ukrainian, English, or Polish, click the corresponding button below: Release Note 2025.10 EN Release Note 2025.10 UA Release Note 2025.10 PL
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SMART SAF-T UA: European Reporting Standards Now in Ukraine — First Steps Toward Implementation
Ukraine continues to take consistent steps toward EU integration, and one of the key elements of this process is the introduction of the SAF-T UA audit report — aligned with the international standard for electronic exchange of reliable accounting data, developed based on the recommendations of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). Over the past ten years, the SAF-T standard has proven its effectiveness in EU countries, ensuring a more transparent and automated format of interaction between businesses and tax authorities. SAF-T UA is the Ukrainian version of the Standard Audit File — an electronic file with a standardized structure containing data exported from the accounting system on the availability and status of assets, equity, and liabilities, as well as information on changes in the financial and economic position of a business entity over a given period. The implementation of SAF-T UA in Ukraine is a strategic step toward the digitalization of financial control. The first to adapt to the new requirements should be large taxpayers and companies registered as VAT payers, for whom the new reporting format becomes mandatory as early as 2025. To be fully prepared for audits in this new format, businesses should implement an effective software solution for automating the generation of the SAF-T audit file in Ukraine and ensure their data is prepared in the required format in advance. The SMART business team, with over 16 years of experience in digitizing financial processes for Ukrainian companies, has developed the SMART SAF-T for Ukraine solution (hereinafter — SMART SAF-T UA) for clients using Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications (D365FO Apps). This solution is built on a deep understanding of local accounting specifics and the capabilities of the system. As part of the implementation package, an optional analysis stage can be provided as a separate service, including a dedicated questionnaire. This questionnaire helps the client identify all data sources needed to build the report, establish mappings between Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations entities and the standard directories used in the report, and prepare the data accordingly.

What Is SMART SAF-T UA in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications?

SMART SAF-T UA is an integrated solution built on the functionality of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications. It automates the generation of SAF-T reports in Ukraine according to the format approved by the State Tax Service (STS) and complies with electronic audit requirements.

What Is SAF-T UA Reporting?

SAF-T UA reporting is an electronic tax reporting format that complies with the international Standard Audit File for Tax (SAF-T) standard, adapted to the requirements of the State Tax Service of Ukraine. It represents a new electronic interaction format with the STS, requiring companies to ensure proper organization of internal data, alignment of accounting systems, and high accuracy in reporting.

The Main Purpose of SAF-T UA: What Does It Mean for the STS and Businesses?

The SAF-T UA audit file is designed to standardize electronic reporting between businesses and the State Tax Service. Its main goal is to enable transparent, structured, and automated exchange of financial and tax data.

The SAF-T UA audit file allows tax authorities to:

  • Quickly access complete accounting and financial data from companies.
  • Ensure transparent access to data, helping tax authorities analyze reports faster and reduce the need for additional information requests.
  • Reduce the impact of human error through automated data analysis.
  • Minimize risks of mistakes associated with manual data entry and verification.
  • Shorten audit time and reduce the administrative burden on both businesses and the STS.
  • Decrease corruption risks by improving transparency and reducing subjective interference in the audit process.
For companies, SAF-T UA serves as a driver for organizing internal data and optimizing accounting processes. The standardized file structure enables a unified approach to storing, analyzing, and transferring information, which positively impacts overall financial control quality.

What Data Does SAF-T UA Include?

The structured audit file contains a complete set of organized data generated from the company’s accounting system. Its purpose is to provide tax authorities with a comprehensive, accurate, and standardized view of the company’s business activities for electronic audit purposes.

SAF-T UA includes the following key data blocks:

  • General Ledger — information from accounting registers reflecting the company’s overall financial position and account transactions.
  • Accounts Receivable — includes a directory of customer counterparties, details on the sale of goods and services, and the history of incoming payments.
  • Accounts Payable — covers a directory of vendor counterparties, data on purchases, and payments to vendors.
  • Fixed Assets — data on tangible and intangible assets, including depreciation, revaluation, and other changes in asset value.
  • Inventory and Products — includes directories of goods, works, and services, as well as their movement within warehouse and operational processes.

Structure of the SAF-T UA Audit File

The SAF-T UA format is based on international electronic reporting standards and uses a clearly defined XML structure approved by the State Tax Service of Ukraine (STS). All report elements are organized according to an XSD schema, which allows tax authorities to automatically process data efficiently.

The SAF-T UA audit file consists of several key sections:

  1. Header — Contains general report data, including:
  • Reporting period
  • Company name
  • Identification codes (EDRPOU, TIN)
  • Report generation date
  • Responsible officers
  1. MasterFiles — This section includes all directories used in other parts of the file, such as:
  • Counterparties
  • Inventory and item lists
  • Chart of accounts
  • Accounting policies
  • Organizational units
  • Contracts, etc.
SAF-T UA includes 15 types of master files, each with clearly defined required fields.
  1. GeneralLedgerEntries — This section describes all financial transactions for the selected reporting period.
Each transaction must be linked to the relevant master files data and supporting documents. Every record should include:
  • Transaction date
  • Amount
  • Debit and credit accounts
  • References to related documents, etc.
  1. SourceDocuments — Contains information on source documents that support accounting entries.
This section includes all documents confirming transactions, such as:
  • Invoices
  • Acts of completed work
  • Tax invoices
  • Bank statements
  • Payment orders
This block enables the STS to promptly verify data sources without requesting individual documents from the company.

File size limitations:

  • 600 MB — maximum size of generated XML data files
  • SAF-T UA XML data files must be archived in a .zip file
  • The .zip archive size must not exceed 2 GB
  • One .zip archive may contain multiple XML data files
  • No more than 10 .zip archives can be submitted to the STS data processing system in a single transmission

Principles for Submitting Multiple SAF-T UA Data Files:

Principle 1. Single file. This means that one data extraction results in the creation of one SAF-T UA data file. 1_1 Header, MasterFiles, GeneralLedgerEntries, SourceDocuments (information on documentary support of accounting records). Principle 2. Multiple files. This means that one data extraction results in the creation of multiple data files. 1_2 Header and MasterFiles 2_2 Header and GeneralLedgerEntries

How does the SMART SAF-T UA solution automate the preparation of SAF-T UA reports?

The SMART SAF-T UA solution is designed in full compliance with the latest requirements of the State Tax Service of Ukraine, international electronic audit standards, and applicable legislation. SMART business continuously monitors regulatory updates to provide Ukrainian companies with the most convenient and reliable tool for SAF-T UA reporting automation.

Key features of SMART SAF-T UA:

  • Deep integration with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications and SMART Accounting for Ukraine enables automatic use of up-to-date accounting and tax data. All data is stored in D365FO Apps, eliminating the need for manual data entry and significantly reducing the risk of errors.
  • Data import from other sources is available for companies that have used different accounting systems during the reporting period or lack certain data (e.g., “Accounting Policy”) in their current systems. The solution supports importing data via Excel using Data Management tools and allows adjustments of the imported data.
  • Convenient data preview in table format — before final file generation, users can review data in tables, identify and correct potential errors or inconsistencies directly in the report. Additionally, tables can be exported to Excel for further processing and reimported into the system.
  • Data adjustment functionality allows users to make changes to a previously generated data package with full change history logging.
  • Built-in data validation before report generation — before creating the SAF-T file, the system checks for the presence of all required fields, compliance with formulas specified by the State Tax Service, and other key parameters. All detected discrepancies are saved in a separate table for analysis and further refinement.
  • Storage of SAF-T UA versions in the system — all pre-export report versions are stored with file creation dates and reporting periods, enabling future review and re-export.
  • Automatic generation of SAF-T files in XML format — SMART SAF-T UA produces reports fully compliant with the XSD schema approved by the State Tax Service of Ukraine. All information — from transactions to tax invoices — is structured according to the multiple-file principle (as required by the tax authority), organized by day, quarter, month, or year.
  • Automatic creation of zip archives containing SAF-T files — generated XML files are automatically packaged into zip archives in the format required for submission through the Taxpayer’s Electronic Cabinet.
  • Solution support — updates are provided free of charge to clients with an active subscription for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications during Microsoft’s Mainstream Support period.
  • Legal compliance updates — urgent legislative changes or critical bug fixes are delivered outside the regular update schedule. Each update includes a detailed description of all modifications, published no later than the release date.

Implementation of the SMART business solution for data preparation and SAF-T UA generation includes the following steps:

Identification of information sources for all components of the Report. Analysis of current system settings (number of companies, Chart of Accounts, financial dimensions, directories, number of transactions, availability of the Ukrainian localization SMART Accounting for Ukraine, other localizations, module parameters, etc.). Analysis of data completeness if not all records are maintained in D365FO Apps. Review of supplementary information required for reporting, such as company officers, founders, and accounting policies. Analysis of the Ukrainian localization used by the Customer — including TIN, EDRPOU, UCGFEA (UKTZED), KSPOVO, correspondence, “first event,” etc. Determination of data sources for report generation in case the Ukrainian localization is missing (directories, “first event”, and correspondence). Installation of the solution in the Customer’s environment. Mapping between standard data and Customer’s fields. The mapping of the Chart of Accounts and other directories is configured via a dedicated interface included in the solution. Within this interface, each standard SAF-T UA value is matched to a corresponding D365FO Apps value. Data preparation for the report is based on D365FO Apps data using convenient forms (Header, MasterFiles, GeneralLedgerEntries, SourceDocuments). Data is generated in full compliance with the requirements of the State Tax Service of Ukraine. Data import from other systems (non-D365FO Apps). The solution’s forms enable importing data from other systems in Excel or XML format, allowing users to add, enrich, and adjust data as needed. For example, users can add codes and dates of original documents, include transactions maintained in another system, or modify existing records. Data export to Excel or XML formats. For data verification purposes, it is possible to export data in Excel or XML format. This feature is also useful for data transfer to a third-party system — for instance, when sharing information with an audit company. In such a case, the final SAF-T UA XML file is generated based on templates provided by the auditors. Report generation in XML format in accordance with the “Detailed Technical Description of SAF-T UA Elements” for further file submission through the Taxpayer’s Electronic Cabinet or other compatible reporting systems such as M.E.DOC. Validation of generated files according to the XSD schema. The SMART business team is happy to provide more information about SMART SAF-T for Ukraine during a personal consultation, which can be scheduled here. Consultation
By helping businesses meet the challenges associated with legislative updates for SAF-T UA reporting, our team developed the SMART SAF-T UA solution and offers analysis and consulting services that help ensure compliance while saving time and effort for your specialists
Sofiia Kobryn
Product Owner, Senior AX/FO Consultant

Who Can Benefit from SMART SAF-T UA within Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications

The solution is a reliable tool for:
  • CFOs and Chief Accountants who value accuracy, stability, and the ability to quickly generate reports.
  • Companies using Microsoft D365FO Apps and SMART Accounting for Ukraine, since SMART SAF-T UA integrates deeply with these systems without requiring additional reconfiguration.
  • International companies and corporate groups already familiar with SAF-T requirements in other countries and seeking to implement similar standards in Ukraine while maintaining context.
  • IT directors and heads of automation departments who want a controlled, scalable, and flexible solution that does not complicate the existing IT landscape.
  • Companies preparing for audits or undergoing inspections — the standardized format allows SMART SAF-T UA to adapt easily to regulatory requirements, reducing the risk of non-compliance.
We invite you to participate in official SAF-T UA testing on the State Tax Service platform with support from our team.

You will receive:

  • Professional assistance at all stages of testing
  • Help with error analysis, file validation, and explanation of format requirements
  • Fast feedback and direct communication with the technical team
  • The opportunity to be among the first to adapt your accounting processes to the future mandatory SAF-T UA submission
Don’t wait for mandatory implementation — become one of the first to master the new reporting format with professional guidance. Fill out the form, and our team will support you throughout the SAF-T UA submission process.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between SAF-T and SAF-T UA?

SAF-T is an international standard for exchanging tax and financial data. SAF-T UA is the version adapted to Ukrainian legislation, taking into account local accounting practices, tax rules, and data structures.

What is the SAF-T UA file format?

The SAF-T UA file is generated in XML format, which allows data to be structured and processed automatically. This provides a complete view of the information and enables quick retrieval. The approach enhances transparency and trust with regulatory authorities.

What are the benefits of using SAF-T UA?

Using the structured audit file simplifies interaction with the tax authorities, reduces reporting errors, and accelerates audits. Data is transmitted in a standardized format, which speeds up inspections, reduces the number of tax queries, and minimizes the risk of penalties.

Who is required to use SAF-T UA according to legislation?

SAF-T UA implementation is included in draft law №6255 and provides that:
  • From 2025, submission will be mandatory for large taxpayers.
  • From 2027, submission will be mandatory for all VAT-registered taxpayers.

When must SAF-T UA reports be submitted?

Reports must be submitted within the deadlines established by tax legislation for each taxpayer category. For large taxpayers — starting in 2025, and for all VAT payers — starting in 2027. We recommend regularly checking updates on the STS website to stay informed and respond promptly to changes.

What reporting period does SAF-T UA cover?

SAF-T UA reports are submitted for a reporting period that corresponds to a calendar month or quarter, depending on the STS requirements and the company’s internal accounting policy.

What is the deadline for submitting a SAF-T file?

The audit file must be submitted within two business days after receiving an official request from the STS. We recommend keeping all submission confirmations, including the receipt notice, which confirms that the report has been received for processing.

Can the submission deadline be extended?

Yes, an extension is possible if the taxpayer company officially requests it from the controlling authority and receives formal approval. At the same time, keep in mind that by December 25 of the current year, the annual schedule of planned documentary audits for the next year is published, and taxpayers must be notified at least 10 calendar days before a planned audit begins. This provides companies with additional time to prepare their reports, including the SAF-T UA file.

How do I submit a SAF-T UA report via the STS Electronic Taxpayer Portal?

To submit a report, the taxpayer must generate a file in the approved XML structure and send it through the STS Electronic Taxpayer Portal. Once the report is submitted, the STS system automatically generates two receipts:
  • The first receipt confirms that the SAF-T file structure complies with the XSD schema requirements.
  • The second receipt confirms that the STS has accepted the report for processing.
Both receipts must be stored, as they serve as official confirmation that the report was successfully received. It’s also important to ensure that your software for generating SAF-T files in Ukraine complies with the latest STS-approved specification. The SMART SAF-T UA solution makes it significantly easier to monitor requirement updates — SMART business regularly releases updates to ensure full compliance with the most recent STS specifications.

Can a SAF-T UA report be corrected?

If the STS notifies the sender that a submitted SAF-T UA file has been rejected, the sender must correct the errors and resubmit the document. Typically, 10 days are allowed for corrections, and missing this deadline may result in doubled penalties. It’s important to note that due to the way tax authorities process files, submitting corrective reports is not always possible. Therefore, careful attention should be paid when generating the file to avoid errors and unnecessary risks. Automation significantly simplifies this process.

What challenges should businesses be prepared for when implementing the SAF-T standard in Ukraine?

Businesses should be ready to face technical, organizational, financial, legal, and regulatory challenges, each of which is described in detail by SMART business in this article.

Where can I find a detailed technical description of SAF-T UA elements?

The file “Detailed technical description of SAF-T UA elements V2.0” is available for download on the official STS website. It provides the complete XML file structure with descriptions and specifies all mandatory fields according to the standard requirements.
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Візуалізація етапів розвитку від Axapta до Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications
The Evolution of Microsoft Dynamics AX
The global ERP market continues to grow. According to Fortune Business Insights, in 2024 it reached $81.1 billion, and by 2032 it is expected to expand to $229.8 billion. This dynamic growth is driven by business demand for transparent, scalable, and flexible solutions that allow companies to manage processes within a single environment.

From Axapta to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications: A Brief History

One of the core transformational ideas behind Microsoft’s strategy is the concept of updates as a systemic rethinking. It’s not only about technical product updates, but also about a reset in mindset, approaches to innovation, and ways of engaging with customers. This philosophy has shaped the evolution of one of the world’s most popular ERP systems — from the on-premises solution Axapta (later Microsoft Dynamics AX) to the cloud-based product Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications. At the same time, Microsoft Dynamics AX is still used by some companies, but it is gradually losing relevance in light of new ERP requirements. Today, Microsoft is focused on developing its successor — the cloud-based Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications, which receive regular updates, expanded functionality, and tools for digital transformation. For companies still running Dynamics AX, the transition can be implemented step by step — taking into account business logic, integrations, and the preservation of accumulated processes. So, if you:
  • are researching information about Dynamics AX or Axapta,
  • are currently working with AX 2009 / AX 2012,
  • are evaluating the feasibility of upgrading to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications,
we invite you to take a closer look at the key differences between the systems, the history and logic behind the evolution of Microsoft’s ERP product, and the practical advantages of moving to the modern platform.

Timeline of the Axapta ERP System Evolution

The history of Axapta dates back to 1983, when brothers Preben and Erik Damgaard founded Damgaard Data A/S (later Damgaard A/S) with the goal of developing computer-based accounting software. In 1986, they released Concord Finance (later renamed C4), and in 1991 — the business application Concord XAL, which quickly became the standard accounting software in Denmark and gained strong adoption across several other markets. In 1998, the product Concord XAL was rebranded as Axapta, marking the beginning of a new era in the system’s international expansion. From the very beginning, Axapta featured an embedded development environment — MorphX — and supported the programming language X++, enabling partners and customers to modify business logic, add new functionality, and integrate with external solutions without deep intervention into the system’s core. This significantly reduced the cost of customization and made it possible to adapt the ERP system to specific industry or internal business requirements. In 2000, Damgaard was acquired by another Danish ERP developer — Navision A/S. Two years later, in 2002, Microsoft entered the ERP market by simultaneously acquiring Navision A/S — along with its systems Navision Axapta and Navision Attain — and the Great Plains company, which developed Great Plains and Solomon. Subsequent updates included Microsoft Business Solutions–Axapta 3.0 in 2002, followed by Microsoft Dynamics AX 4.0 in 2006. Subsequent releases — AX 2009 and AX 2012 — laid the foundation for the system’s global popularity among manufacturing, services, and distribution companies. AX 2012 in particular stood out, offering support for complex organizational structures, localizations for dozens of countries, and improved integration with other Microsoft business products. In 2016, Microsoft introduced AX 7, marking a shift to a new architecture — no longer a standalone desktop solution but a cloud-based platform with automatic updates and browser-based access. This served as a stepping stone toward the launch of Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations in 2017. From that point on, the product became part of the unified Microsoft Dynamics 365 cloud ecosystem, combining both ERP and CRM functionality. In this way, Axapta gradually evolved from a local ERP system into a flexible cloud solution.

Key Features and Capabilities of Microsoft Axapta/Microsoft D365FO ERP at Different Stages of Its Development

Microsoft Business Solutions — Axapta 3.0 (2002)

The release of Microsoft Business Solutions — Axapta 3.0 in 2002 introduced several major enhancements, most notably the Axapta Enterprise Portal platform, which enabled organizations to launch personalized web portals directly from the system. This innovation allowed enterprises to securely connect partners, customers, and employees to Axapta — even those who had previously worked offline. Users could view reports, log project hours, participate in forums, and exchange documents within a unified environment. The update also delivered enhanced intercompany collaboration and trade automation within a single ecosystem. Axapta 3.0 supported multiple languages and currencies and was available in 17 countries.

Microsoft Dynamics AX 4.0 (2006)

Following its integration into the Microsoft Dynamics product family, Microsoft Dynamics AX 4.0 was released in 2006 as a flexible, globally oriented business management solution. The system became a major step forward in usability — it introduced a new interface that resembled other Microsoft products and expanded integration capabilities through web services. AX 4.0 supported data exchange with other systems and introduced role-based functionality, meaning users only saw the modules and actions relevant to their role or function within the company. This simplified navigation, reduced the risk of errors, and accelerated onboarding for new employees. In addition, the introduction of RSS feeds allowed users to receive real-time notifications about important events in the system — for example, order approvals, document status changes, or new task assignments. The new version also added tools for automating supply chain management using RFID technology, which made it possible to track the movement of goods more accurately and speed up logistics processes. Special attention was given to managing manufacturing services — the system introduced features that helped companies organize service operations and manage subcontracted work. The service-oriented architecture made it easier for enterprises to scale the system and customize it to their needs.

Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 (2008)

The Microsoft Dynamics AX 2009 release focused on the needs of companies with geographically distributed structures. This version introduced multi-site support, planning and analytics tools, and integration with Microsoft PerformancePoint Server — a solution for corporate planning, performance monitoring, and business analytics that enabled more accurate forecasting. The system allowed user interfaces to be customized for specific employee roles, while new reporting capabilities improved decision-making. AX 2009 also ensured compliance with both local and global requirements in accounting, taxation, and regulatory reporting thanks to localized features and built-in workflows.

Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 (2011)

The Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 release was a multifunctional ERP product designed for medium and large companies. In addition to standard financial tools, the system included modules for supply chain management, manufacturing, services, human resources, asset management, and quality control. The platform supported both on-premises deployment and cloud access, and it was localized for more than 30 countries and 25 languages. AX 2012 also offered industry-specific templates for manufacturers, distributors, engineering firms, and industrial companies.

Microsoft Dynamics AX 7 (2016)

In 2016, Microsoft introduced a completely reimagined version of its ERP system, codenamed AX 7 and officially released as Microsoft Dynamics AX. The main changes were at the interface and technology platform levels. The system became available exclusively through a web browser, thanks to an HTML5 client. In other words, users could work with the ERP directly in their browser without installing local software, simplifying access and reducing the need for IT support. Deep integration with Microsoft Azure cloud infrastructure was also introduced, enabling flexible resource scaling based on workload — for example, during peak activity periods, when launching new features, or as the number of users increased. This ensured stable performance without requiring manual intervention or major updates to local IT infrastructure. Development tools were migrated to the Visual Studio environment — a professional platform for developers that offers powerful capabilities for extending and customizing system functionality. AX 7 also emphasized automation across the entire ERP lifecycle — from deployment to performance management — through Lifecycle Services (LCS), a suite of tools for diagnostics, updates, environment monitoring, and process optimization.

From AX 7 to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications

In October 2016, the product was renamed Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Operations, and by July 2017 the platform received a new name — Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations. This was part of the transition to the unified Dynamics 365 cloud ecosystem, which combines both ERP and CRM functionality. The product was designed with digital transformation in mind, supporting modern usage scenarios such as web and mobile access, automation of finance, logistics, procurement, and manufacturing, as well as full integration with Power Platform, Office 365, Azure AI, and other Microsoft services. With role-based workspaces, real-time business analytics, and embedded artificial intelligence, companies can increase efficiency and accelerate decision-making. Over time, the solution was restructured into separate applications. At SMART business, we use the name Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications to emphasize that this is not a single monolithic product, but rather a suite of specialized solutions for different areas of business. Today, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications include the following solutions for managing key business processes:
  • Dynamics 365 Finance — for financial management, budgeting, and reporting,
  • Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management — for optimizing supply chains, manufacturing, and warehouse logistics,
  • Dynamics 365 Commerce — for retail, e-commerce, and omnichannel service,
  • Dynamics 365 Human Resources — for HR management, talent development, and HR analytics.
This approach allows businesses to scale gradually, implementing only those modules that are needed at a given stage.

Architectural Differences Between Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications and Its Predecessor, Dynamics AX

If your organization is still using Dynamics AX, it is essential to understand the key architectural differences that will allow you to leverage the new system’s capabilities to their fullest potential.
Solution VersionMicrosoft Dynamics AXMicrosoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications
ArchitectureOn-premises (local), cloud hosting possible but without SaaS functionalityCloud-based (SaaS), with optional hybrid deployment
UpdatesManual, requiring IT team involvementRegular automatic updates from Microsoft (up to 4 major releases per year)
SecurityDepends on customer infrastructureBuilt-in Azure security and compliance with global standards
InterfaceClassic Windows clientBrowser-based web interface with mobile support
AnalyticsLimited reporting, external BI solutions requiredIntegrated with Power BI, built-in real-time analytics
CustomizationVia MorphX and X++Via Visual Studio + low-code platforms (Power Apps, Power Automate)
Artificial IntelligenceNot availableBuilt-in AI capabilities, integration with Copilot
Integration with Microsoft 365PartialDeep integration (Excel, Outlook, Teams, OneDrive, Planner, etc.)
LocalizationLimited support for local requirements — adapting the product to a country required custom changes or waiting for a new release with the needed featuresFlexible, configurable localization. Supports global and local requirements via Electronic Reporting, Globalization Studio, and partner localizations; regular updates for specific regions
SupportEnded (AX 2009 / 2012 — support discontinued)Regular updates, official Microsoft support
ScalabilityDepends on in-house infrastructureAutomatic cloud scaling via Azure
Business FocusMedium and large businessesMedium and large businesses, including manufacturers, distributors, service companies, and holdings with complex structures and processes

Is the Microsoft Dynamics AX ERP Still Available for New Implementations?

Currently, Microsoft Dynamics AX is not available for new implementations. Microsoft has officially ended support for all AX versions, including AX 2009 and AX 2012. The product has been discontinued, and security updates or technical support are no longer provided. As a result, it is not possible to install Dynamics AX from scratch or purchase new licenses. Microsoft has fully shifted its development focus to the cloud-based Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications, which replaces AX and is part of the unified Dynamics 365 ecosystem.

What About Companies Still Using AX?

For existing clients who have previously implemented Dynamics AX, SMART business offers support services. Our team maintains existing installations, adapts the system to business changes, and helps ensure stable operation. At the same time, SMART business provides full support for migration from AX to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications, regardless of the Axapta version. The migration process uses Microsoft’s official tools and approaches to:
  • Assess the level of customizations and potential risks,
  • Develop a phased transition plan,
  • Minimize downtime and preserve critical business logic.
Migrating from Microsoft Dynamics AX to Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications is an opportunity to modernize business management, move to a platform that is continuously updated, and scale according to current requirements. Want to discuss AX support services or a possible migration? Schedule a consultation: Order consultation

Conclusion

Modern ERP requirements have changed significantly: flexibility, cloud architecture, integration with other services, and continuous updates have become the new standard. In this dynamic environment, Microsoft continues to focus on innovation, and the transition from Dynamics AX to Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications is not just a step in the product’s evolution — it represents a strategic leap in business management. For companies still using AX, this is not only a matter of technical debt but also of strategic vision. Older systems are gradually losing relevance — in terms of support, security, and functional limitations. Meanwhile, risks remain high, from increasing maintenance costs to complications with regulatory compliance. On the other hand, upgrading to Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications does not necessarily mean starting from scratch. With the experience of SMART business, analytical tools, and ready-to-use migration scenarios, companies can preserve business logic, retain data, and minimize disruptions to processes. Most importantly, they gain access to automation capabilities that were previously unavailable. The fact that Dynamics AX is no longer available for new implementations is a clear signal to act. Now is the time to elevate your ERP system while it is still stable, enabling your company to plan growth without the pressure of urgent deadlines or unexpected disruptions. Order consultation

Frequently Asked Questions

What versions of Axapta exist?

Axapta, as an ERP system, went through several key stages of evolution. In 1998, the product Concord XAL was renamed Axapta. Following Microsoft’s acquisition, the system was rebranded as Microsoft Business Solutions–Axapta, and, since 2006 has been known as Microsoft Dynamics AX. Subsequent releases included Dynamics AX 4.0 (2006), AX 2009, AX 2012, and AX 7 (2016) — the last version, which served as a transition to the cloud-based Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations. Today, the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications ecosystem includes Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce, and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Human Resources.

What is Microsoft Dynamics AX?

Microsoft Dynamics AX (Axapta) is an ERP system for managing finance, manufacturing, logistics, and other business processes in medium and large companies. The modern cloud platform, Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications, was built on the foundation of AX.

What is the latest on-premises version of Microsoft Dynamics AX?

The last on-premises version of Microsoft Dynamics AX is AX 2012 R3. After this, Microsoft shifted ERP development to the cloud. However, for companies that require on-premises deployment, an on-premises version of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications will be available until October 2025.

What are the drawbacks of Microsoft Dynamics AX ERP?

The system requires its own infrastructure, which involves hardware and maintenance costs. It has limited integration with modern Microsoft services and no longer receives official support, creating risks for business stability and security. For stable and secure operations, it is recommended to migrate to the newer Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications.

Who uses Microsoft Dynamics AX today?

Microsoft Dynamics AX is an ERP used by companies across various industries, sizes, and countries that implemented the system before the release of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications.

What is the key difference between Dynamics AX and Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications?

The main difference is the cloud-based architecture of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications, which allows flexible scaling and regular automatic updates without the need for on-premises servers. Additionally, Dynamics 365 offers deep integration with modern Microsoft services — Office 365, Power Platform, Azure AI — unlocking broad capabilities for automation, analytics, and increased business efficiency.

What is the difference between Dynamics AX (now Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications) and Dynamics NAV (Dynamics 365 Business Central)?

Dynamics AX (now Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications) is designed for companies with more complex business processes and high transaction volumes. It includes advanced modules for manufacturing, logistics, and human resources management. Dynamics NAV (now Dynamics 365 Business Central) is better suited for small and medium-sized businesses with simpler processes and lower operational scale.

Is Dynamics AX still available?

No, Microsoft has discontinued sales and support for Dynamics AX — the ERP system is no longer available for new implementations. Companies are advised to migrate to the modern cloud-based Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications.

What if a company wants to keep Dynamics AX but expand its functionality?

Companies can extend functionality using existing Dynamics AX tools or purchase individual modules from Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations Applications and integrate them with AX. SMART business is ready to provide professional support and consultation throughout this process. Order consultation
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