In this step, you assign late payment fees to each of the company payment terms. The system uses these fees to calculate interest rates in the Customer Receivables by Due Dates report.
You can assign a dunning interest rate either per payment term or to multiple payment terms.
From the SAP Business One Main Menu, choose
, and find the payment term code to which you want to add a dunning interest rate.Choose Dunning Interest Rate Name.
The Late Payment Fees window appears.
Enter Code and Name.
In Days after Due Date, enter the number of days after which interest applies.
For example, if you enter 10, the system starts calculating the interest rate 10 days after the invoice's due date.
If applicable, specify the Interest % and a Fixed Sum.
To define the number of days regarding the calculation of interest only, specify the Number of days in month.
Choose the method of calculating the interest rate:
Use original exchange rate from the invoice
Bases the exchange rate on the invoice posting date
Use Current Exchange Rate
Bases the exchange rate on the posting date of the report/letter
If you want to issue dunning letters for partially paid invoices, check Calculate Interest on Partially Paid Invoices.
The interest rate calculated is based on the invoice open amount.
To save this late payment fee and close the window, choose Add.