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Microsoft has released the Dynamics GP 2026 mid-year update, centered on Canada Revenue Agency payroll tax changes for British Columbia, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Prince Edward Island. The post also flags several known issues on version 18.8 with interim workarounds, and the release lands on Microsoft’s committed update schedule as Dynamics GP moves toward its 2029 end of support.
NACHA’s 2026 ACH operating rule changes have raised questions across the Dynamics GP community about whether system updates are required. Microsoft has clarified that no GP code changes are planned, but there are still practical steps GP customers should be taking now to stay compliant and operationally ready.
April 1, 2026 marks the final day any new customer can purchase a Dynamics GP subscription license. With this deadline now days away, organizations still evaluating their ERP options face a narrowing window — and a growing list of reasons to act.
Microsoft has announced the winners of the 2025 Americas Partner of the Year Awards, recognizing partners for innovation, customer impact, and excellence in cloud and AI delivery. The awards program highlights top-performing Microsoft partners across North, Central, and South America.
Microsoft has finalized the end-of-life timeline for Dynamics GP and SL subscription and SPLA models. As of April 30, 2031, subscription billing and usage will end completely. This marks the final stage in Microsoft’s transition away from legacy ERP licensing, urging current users to evaluate modern cloud-based alternatives like Dynamics 365 Business Central.
Microsoft has updated the Dynamics GP end-of-life timeline, extending product updates, regulatory enhancements, and technical support to December 31, 2029. Learn what this change means for Dynamics GP users and how to plan for the future.