Overdue charges (AR204500)

In this window, you can define overdue charges to be used for late payments in the collection process.
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In this window, you can define overdue charges to be used for late payments in the collection process. You define the overdue charges by creating overdue charge codes. You can create as many overdue charge codes (particular overdue charge entities with its own settings) as needed. For details, see: About overdue charges.

Before you create an overdue charge code, you need to create appropriate payment terms by using the Payment terms (CS206500) window that define the due date for paying the documents of the Overdue charge type.

This window is available if the Overdue charges functionality is enabled in the Enable/disable functionalities (CS100000) window.

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The General settings section

This section contains several sections with various information about the overdue charges. You use the elements in this section to define a new overdue charge code and its settings, or to select an existing code and view its settings.

ElementDescription
Overdue charge IDThe unique ID for the overdue charge code. You can use up to 10 characters, both numbers and letters.
DescriptionA description of the overdue charge code. You can use up to 30 characters, both numbers and letters
Calculation method

The way the system calculates charges for overdue documents. The following options are available:

Interest on open entries
The overdue document is subject to charges until it is closed. To calculate the charges for the days past due, the system uses the document’s open balance as of the date of calculation. If overdue charges have been recorded for the document, the system calculates the charges for the number of days since the date of the last overdue charges.
Interest on open, partially paid, and paid entries
The overdue document is subject to charges until it is closed. To calculate the charges for the days past due, the system uses the document’s open balance for each of these days. If overdue charges have been recorded for the document, the system calculates the charges for the number of days since the date of the last overdue charges.
Interest on paid entries
The overdue document becomes subject to charges at the moment it is closed. To calculate the charges for the days past due, the system uses the document’s open balance for each of these days.
TermsThe payment terms that apply to generated documents of the Overdue charge type. You create payment terms by using the Payment terms (CS206500) window to provide a schedule for paying this overdue charge.
Base currencyA check box that indicates (if selected) that the system will calculate the overdue charge by using the base currency. If the check box is cleared, the system will calculate the overdue charge by using the currency of an overdue document.
Overdue charge accountThe account to which collected overdue charges are recorded.
Overdue charge subaccountThe corresponding subaccount.
VAT categoryThe VAT category, if applicable to this overdue charge and overdue fee (if any).

The Overdue fee settings section

You use the elements in this section to define an overdue fee that is associated with the selected overdue charge code.

ElementDescription
Fee amountThe amount of the fee for an overdue charge document (if your company charges any). If the Base currency check box is selected, the fee is charged in the base currency. If the check box is cleared, the fee is charged in the currency of the overdue document.
Fee accountThe account to which the overdue fee is recorded.
Fee subaccountThe corresponding subaccount.
Description

A description of the overdue fee.

> [!NOTE] > This field supports the multi-language functionality, where you can translate the entered text to multiple languages. For more information, see: About multi-language support

The Charging settings section

You use the elements in this section to define the criteria the system uses for generating a document of the Overdue charges type.

ElementDescription
Total thresholdThe minimum amount of overdue charges that should initiate the generation of a document of the Overdue charge type.
Charging method

The way the system charges an overdue document. An overdue charge can be defined either as a fixed amount or as a percentage (annual rate) on a document’s open balance for the number of days late. The following options are available:

  • Fixed amount: The system charges overdue documents for a fixed amount. You specify the fixed amount in the Amount field, which appears when you select the Fixed amount charging method.

  • Percent with threshold: The system calculates the overdue charge as a percentage of the document’s open balance for the number of days late. (You specify the percentage in the Rates table, which appears once you select this charging method.) Then the system compares the calculated overdue charge amount with the threshold amount (which you enter in the Threshold field) and does either of the following:

    • If the amount of overdue charges is less than the specified threshold amount, the system does not charge the document.
    • If the amount of overdue charges is greater than or equal to the threshold amount, the system charges the document for the calculated charge amount.
  • Percent with min. amount: The system calculates the overdue charge as a percentage of the document’s open balance for the number of days late. (You specify the percentage in the Rates table, which appears once you select this charging method.) Then the system compares the calculated charge amount with the minimum amount (which you enter in the Min. amount field) and does either of the following:

    • If the amount of overdue charges is less than the minimum amount, the system charges a document for the minimum amount.
    • If the amount of overdue charges is greater than or equal to the minimum amount, the system charges a document for the calculated charge amount.
Amount

The amount that the system uses as the fixed charge amount for overdue documents when the Fixed amount charging method is applied.

This field is available if the Fixed amount option is selected in the Charging method field.

Threshold

The threshold amount of overdue charges, which defines whether to charge an overdue document when the Percent with threshold charging method is applied.

This field is available if the Percent with threshold option is selected in the Charging method field.

Min. amount

The minimum amount that the system uses to charge an overdue document when the Percent with min. amount charging method is applied.

This field is available if the Percent with min. amount option is selected in the Charging method field.

The Rates table

You use the elements in this table to define rates and their effective start date. The system uses the percent rate in the row that has the most recent start date at the time of overdue charge calculation. This table is only available if the Percent with threshold or Percent with min. amount option is selected in the Charging method field.

ElementDescription
Start dateThe date when the rate in this row becomes effective.
Percent rateThe annual percentage rate to be used to calculate an overdue charge.

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Last modified February 19, 2026