Default Payment Terms
This field is split into three smaller fields which together define
default payment
terms. Set up your standard payment terms to display as a default at the
Customer
Accounts Receivable
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Name and Address option. You can then change payment terms for
individual
customers.
First field
This contains a single character code which defines the type of terms to
be used.
The following codes are valid:
D - Number of days from invoice date.
M - Number of months before payment.
P - Periodic range.
For the D and M codes, leave the second field blank.
For code D you must enter the number of days in the third field in the
format DDD.
For example, for a payment of 30 days from the receipt of invoice, enter
030.
For codes P and M, the third field contains the month and the day within
that month
(MDD). For example:
A code of M ____ 210 will generate a payment date of the 10th of the 2nd
month
following the date of invoice. In this example, an invoice date of
22.04.98 would
generate a payment date of 10.06.98.
Second field (for Periodic Range only)
The second field is used with the code P to indicate your periodic
range. You are, in
effect, redefining the period in which due dates are to be calculated.
Example: Periodic Range
Terms Payment Method Spread Factor
P 2019 106 DD
This example can be explained as:
P = Periodic payments.
20 = the first day of your redefined period.
19 = the last day of your redefined period.
1 = add one month to the end of the redefined period.
06 = make the due date fall on the 6th of the added month.
This table shows 4 example invoices (using the example terms) with
calculated due
dates.
Invoice Date Invoice falls in the
redefined
current period:
Due Date
(Add 1 calendar
month to the end
of the redefined
current period)
13.05.98 20.04.98 -19.05.98 06.06.98
20.05.98 20.05.98 -19.06.98 06.07.98
19.06.98 20.05.98 - 19.06.98 06.07.98
20.06.98 20.06.98 - 19.07.98 06.08.98
Third field (Payment date)
Depends on what is entered in the first field:
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If D this holds the number of days in the format DDD.
If P or M holds the month and the date in the format MDD.
Examples:
A code of D ____ 030 means that the payment date is 30 days from the
invoice date.
A code of M ____ 210 means a payment will be made on the 10th of the
second
month after the month in which the invoice was sent.
Regards,
Gary Pattinson
I.T.Impact Ltd
Email: gary.pattinson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:gary.pattinson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Web: www.itimpact.co.uk <
http://www.itimpact.co.uk>
Mobile: 07711 485608
Office: 0844 477 8309
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