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Re: Is it possible to extract Financial reports in another Fiscal calendar ?
You can take advantage of Multiple calendar feature. You can setup your primary as July to June and secondary to Jan-Dec. Once the periods are lined up with the new calendar, you can toggle the calendar on Child Subsidiary B subsidiary record to generate financial reports. However, this is a global setting for that particular sub. When you are done with the Jan -Dec reporting, you can toggle back to primary calendar for other purposes. I hope that helps.
MoonK
Re: permissions to see employees without displaying role assignment
You can create a separate employee form without the "Access" tab. Then, set that form as the preferred form in the Roles section. Also, make sure to uncheck the "Form is Preferred" option at the top. Hope you are clear with this approach.
Re: ODBC Connector upgrade from 143 to 158 requested conversion error
A short update in this issue, we upgraded to 2026.1 and it all works fine again.
Strange behaviour, but at least the issue has been solved.
Re: Best Way to Show Images on Transaction Forms (Body Level) in NetSuite
Hi @SILJA K C
You have 2 approaches.
You have two approaches to consider for this requirement.
Option 1: Image Field
The simplest and cleanest solution would be to use an Image type field, which allows users to select images directly from the File Cabinet. Automation is also possible through workflows or scripted solutions, depending on your full requirements. The one limitation worth noting is that image resizing may not be supported, so it's important to ensure the correct dimensions are used when uploading or selecting images from the File Cabinet, a local device, or the web.
Option 2: Inline HTML Field
The second approach involves using an Inline HTML field to display images sourced from File Cabinet URLs or external web links (local device images are not supported with this method). This option requires additional configuration through scripts or workflows to render the HTML correctly when a record is created or loaded. It is generally not recommended for users who are less familiar with NetSuite workflows or its technical aspects, particularly for dynamic use cases.
The best approach ultimately depends on your specific requirements . For example, whether you need to display a specific image on a transaction based on certain criteria, allow users to manually select or upload an image, or have the process fully automated. It would be helpful to understand your expectations in a bit more detail so we can point you in the right direction.
NSC | How to Reprocess a Rejected FAM Asset Proposal Record
When a FAM Asset Proposal is marked as Rejected, it cannot continue through the asset creation process. Instead of creating a new proposal, you can reset the status of the existing record to allow it to be processed again.
Follow the steps below to update and reprocess the rejected FAM Asset Proposal:
- Navigate to Fixed Assets > Searches > Proposal History > Customize
- Go to the Results tab.
- Add the field Proposal Status to the results.
- Click Submit to display the updated list of proposals.
- On the Results page, locate the FAM Asset Proposal record with: Proposal Status = Rejected
- Click Edit on the corresponding record.
- In the record, update the field: Change Proposal Status from Rejected to New
- Click Save.
After completing these steps:
- The proposal status is reset to New
- The record becomes eligible for processing again
- You can proceed with the standard FAM asset proposal
Reprocessing a rejected FAM Asset Proposal is a straightforward process that involves updating its status back to New. This eliminates the need to recreate the proposal and ensures a more efficient workflow.
India TDS/TCS updates from 1 April 2026
TDS/TCS updates from 1 April 2026
The Government has introduced the Income-tax Act, 2025, which will replace the Income-tax Act, 1961 from 1 April 2026.
One of the most significant changes introduced by the new law is the restructuring of TDS and TCS provisions. Under the earlier Act, Tax Deducted at Source (TDS) provisions were spread across many sections such as 192, 194A, 194C, 194H, 194J, 194Q, etc.
The Income Tax Act 2025 consolidates and reorganizes these provisions, mainly under Section 392 and Section 393, making the withholding tax framework more structured and easier to understand.
New Sections will be applicable from 1 April 2026.
Based on the applicable business TDS sections, the existing rules need to be updated with Valid until date as 31 March 2026 and new TDS codes and rules need to be created with Effective from date as 1 April 2026.
Re: Saved Search for Vendors and Customer
Hi @Elina Kourouzidou
Hi, Assuming you want to retrieve Customers (same applies for Vendors) linked to specific subsidiaries in Oracle NetSuite, there are two approaches:
Method 1: Customer Saved Search
Create a saved search on the Customer record and apply filters on joined “Subsidiary Field” field. Downside of this method would be you can not filter multiple subsidiaries. Also you have enter the sub name within % (Ex: %SubA%) if you have parent/child relationship
Method 2:
The second and more straightforward approach is to create the saved search on the “Customer–Subsidiary Relationship” record. This record represents the underlying mapping between customers and subsidiaries and returns one row per relationship, covering both primary and secondary subsidiaries automatically. As a result, it allows you to filter multiple subsidiaries easily and provides a more reliable dataset for reporting or exports.
In practice, the second method is generally recommended
Track Customer Deposit Balances
I implemented the solution from the following SuiteAnswer, but I’m seeing cases where the Amount Deposited is incorrect. It’s showing the full Sales Order amount even though no deposits have been applied. Do you have any idea what could be causing this issue?
https://suiteanswers.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/94461/loc/en_US
Re: Saved search "sum" is doubling or tripling amounts
Hello @User_6YI1X,
Hope you are well. ?
Upon further testing, we noted that the Vendor: Country on the Criteria is the one causing the issue. Joining a field having one-to-many or many-to-many relationship can lead to multiplication of results. Using joining fields on the Criteria is not usable in summarized search, or when you'll use Sum as Summary Type.
For workaround, you can remove the said Criteria filter or export the Saved Search in Excel and make summary report there. Thank you for your understanding on this one. ?♀️
Re: Sale Order doesn't general sales tax
- NetSuite calculates sales tax based on the Ship To address. If this specific order is shipping to a state, province, or country where your company does not have a registered Tax Nexus, NetSuite will default the tax to $0.
- Even if the customer is set to "Taxable", if the specific items on this Sales Order are marked as non-taxable, no tax will calculate.
- Check the individual line items have the wrong tax code applied













