Due date calculation methods - DaysSeveral 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
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 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 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 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.
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