| Due date calculation methodsSeveral methods exist to
determine the due date of an invoice or
payment schedule line. In the Payment Terms (tcmcs0113s000) session, you can select one of the following due date
calculation methods - Immediately
- End of Month
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Only if the period type for the payments is Days: - End of Fifteen Days
- End of Ten Days
- End of Week
Immediately The Immediately due-date calculation method simply adds the payment period to the document
date. Example Purchase invoice PUR 20000123 has the following details: - The document date is
2007-02-23.
- The payment period is 10
days.
- The period type for the
payments is Days.
- The due-date calculation
method is Immediately.
- No fixed payment days are specified.
The due date is
calculated as follows: document date + payment period The resulting due date
is: 2007-03-05. End of Month For the End of Month method, you can select two additional factors for the due date
calculation: -
The due-date calculation priority If the due-date
calculation priority is End of Month, the end of the month in which the invoice was created is taken.
The payment period is added to that. - If the due-date
calculation priority is Payment Period, the payment period is first added to the document date. Then,
the end of the month in which the resulting date lies is taken as due date.
The due-date time fence The fence defines a fixed day of the month before which the
invoice must have been created. If the invoice's document date is higher than
the due-date fence, a whole month is added to the calculation.
Example Purchase invoice PUR 20000456 has the following details: - The document date is
2007-02-23.
- The payment period is
10.
- The period type for the
payments is Days.
- The due-date calculation
method is End of Month.
- The due-date fence is 20
(day 20 of a month).
- The due-date calculation
priority is End of Month.
- The fixed payment dates
are the 5th, the15th, and the 25th of each month.
The resulting due date is 2007-04-15. This is calculated as
follows: - The due-date
calculation priority End of Month determines that the last date of the month in which the invoice
was created must be taken. In this case 2007-02-28.
- The due-date fence is
the 20th of the month, which means the invoice's due date is only calculated
starting from February if the document date falls before the 20th of February.
As this is not the case, the end of the following month will serve as the basis
of the calculation instead (2007-03-31).
- The due date is
calculated by adding the payment period to the end date of this month; this
results in: 2007-04-10.
- This date must be
increased until the next fixed payment date. This means the due date is:
2007-04-15.
Example In this example, the time fence and the due-date calculation
priority have the following effect: The time fence If the document date is 2007-02-13, the time fence (2007-02-20)
is not exceeded and the due date is: 2007-03-15. The due-date calculation priority If the due-date calculation priority is Payment Period, the resulting due date is 2007-03-31. This is calculated as
follows: - The priority
determines that first the payment period must be added to the document date.
Then the end of the month in which the resulting date falls is taken.
- If the result is
later than the time fence (at the time of the transfer), the due date must fall
in the following month.
- The due date is
calculated as follows: Document date + payment period = 2007-03-05. This date
is earlier than the 20th of the month, which means the date can be moved to the
end of the month. Therefore, the resulting due date is 2007-03-31.
If the period type is Months,
the due-date calculation method must be End of Month. and the due-date calculation priority is Not Applicable. Example Purchase invoice PUR 2000789 has the following details: - The invoice date is
2007-03-25.
- The payment period is 3.
- The period type is Months.
- The due-date calculation
method End of Month
- The due-date fence is 20
(20th of the month).
The resulting due date, 2007-07-31, is calculated as follows: - The calculation method
is End of Month, which means that the due date must fall after the end of the
month (as the priority does not apply).
- The time fence is 20:
the conditions are only valid for the month of the document date, if this date
is earlier than the 20th of the month (2007-03-20). As this is not the case,
the end of the following month is taken (2007-04-30).
- The due date is
determined by adding the payment period to the last date of this month,
resulting in: 2007-07-31.
End of Fifteen Days Fortnights start on the first, the 15th, and the 29th day of the
month. Example Purchase invoice PUR 20000123 has the following details: - The document date is
2007-02-23.
- The payment period is 10
days.
- The period type for the
payments is Days.
- The due-date calculation
method is End of Fifteen Days.
- No fixed payment days are specified.
The due date is
calculated by adding the payment period to the first day of the next fortnight
after the document date. The first day of the next
fortnight after 2007-02-23 is 2007-03-01. The resulting due date
is 2007-03-01 + 10 days = 2007-03-11. End of Ten Days For the End of Ten Days due-date calculation method, due date is calculated by adding the
payment period to the first day of the next multiple of ten days after the
document date. Multiple of ten day periods start on the first, the 11th, the
21st, and the 31st of each month. Example Purchase invoice PUR 20000123 has the following details: - The document date is
2007-02-13.
- The payment period is 10
days.
- The period type for the
payments is Days.
- The due-date calculation
method is End of Ten Days.
- No fixed payment days are specified.
The due date is
calculated by adding the payment period to the first day of the next fortnight
after the document date. The first day of the next
multiple of ten days after 2007-02-13 is 2007-02-21. The resulting due date
is 2007-02-21 + 10 days = 2007-03-02. End of Week For the End of Week due-date calculation method, the due date is calculated by adding
the payment period to the first day of the next week after the document date. LN retrieves the first
day of the week from the Companies (ttaad1100m000) session of Tools. Example Purchase invoice PUR 20000123 has the following details: - The document date is
2007-02-13.
- The payment period is 10
days.
- The period type for the
payments is Days.
- The due-date calculation
method is End of Week.
- The first day of the week in the Companies (ttaad1100m000) session is Sunday.
- No fixed payment days are specified.
The due date is
calculated by adding the payment period to the first day of the next week after
the document date. The first day of the next
week after 2007-02-13 is 2007-02-17. The resulting due date
is 2007-02-17 + 10 days = 2007-03-27. | |