Dunning charges question

Hi,
First post on this forum...
I am setting up Dunning and we have a requirement to include charges (in addition to interest charges).
These charges are in line with the "Late Payment of Commercial Debt Act" (UK law) whereby you can charge a fixed sum of £40 per debt under £1,000, £70 between £1000 and £10,000 and £100 for debts over £10.000.
I have configured this (I think) and ran an F150 dunning run.
What I have noticed is that SAP charges 1 charge for the total amount owed by a customer i.e. if the total amount owed is £20,000 the charge is £100.
What I need is each individual invoice to produce a charge - the same way interest is calculated.
So for example, if there are 10 invoices all for £100, the dunning charges calculated should be 10 x £40 = £400, not 1 x £1000 = £70.
Is this possible? Have I just messed up my config or is that just the way it works?
Thanks in advance.

I have 3 dunning procedures. The one I am testing has 5 dunning levels at 1, 7, 14, 21 and 28 days.
Dunning Level              1    2     3    4    5
Days in arrears            1    7    14   21   28
The charges are configured as:
Dunn            From amnt.             Charge
1                    0.00             40.00 GBP
1                 1,000.00             70.00 GBP
1                10,000.00            100.00 GBP
2                    0.00             40.00 GBP
2                 1,000.00             70.00 GBP
2                10,000.00            100.00 GBP
3                    0.00             40.00 GBP
3                 1,000.00             70.00 GBP
3                10,000.00            100.00 GBP
4                     0.00             40.00 GBP
4                 1,000.00             70.00 GBP
4                10,000.00            100.00 GBP
5                     0.00            40.00 GBP
5                 1,000.00             70.00 GBP
5                10,000.00            100.00 GBP
I'm thinking you can't set it to charge per line item - only the total dunned amount per customer...
Edited by: Alex Martin on Aug 17, 2011 3:05 PM

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