Description
When does the interest calculator trigger an interest rate on statements?




- In Example A, all invoices are due in 30 days
- In Example B, interest gets charged when the days go over Example A days + Example B days
- In Example C, the statement will charge interest on the 61st day of the statement date (not 60th day)
- If you wanted interest to be charged on the 31st day, you would need to set Example B to 1 day and the Statement As At (in Example D) day to Feb 1st
Cause
Resolution
- Go to Setup, Settings, Receivables, Options
- Under Customer Statements, select Interest Charges and fill in the other options.
- Click OK
- In the Customer Record, Options tab, enter in the number of days the amount is due by.
- Go to Statements to verify interest.