Implementing Late Payment charges

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  • Late payment Charges for customers

    Hi
    How do we set up the below scenario
    When a customer doesn't pay the due say within 10 days,  will be charged with  of the 1.5 % of the Invoice alue.Subsequently if not paid in 20 days he will be charged 3 % of Invoice Value.
    Any help is appreciate.Points will be definetly rewarded
    Ramesh

    Hi Ramesh,
    In SAP, in Accounts recievable, you have a functionality called interest calculation. This is the best way to do a surcharge or late payment.
    The functionality works this way that if your invoice has become overdue than an interest is calculated and put into the customers payable account and when a statement is sent to the client it shows these interest charges. These statements are payment statements developed by FI consultants.
    regards,
    Abhishek

  • How do I get a refund of an over payment and return of a late payment charge?

    Today I get an email saying I owed $403 and was a month behind…Didn't sound right but I went ahead and paid the $403 online…when I got home I looked in an other area of my account and it shows that I did pay last month on time..From what I am reading, Verizon is a nightmare to get refunds from…any pointers out there? 
    In fairness, this happened only hours ago, but it is disturbing that one page of this site says I'm current and another page says I am a month behind…
    What do I want?  The $5 late fee reversed and the overage either used to cover February 2014 or an immediate refund.

    First thing I would do is make sure the first payment actually cleared your bank. Especially folks on auto pay might not know the payment was reversed. Now if it did c!ear your bank you have two choices. You can have your bank reverse one overpayment which is a lot easier, or you call *611 or 1-800-922-0204 and have verizon first verify two payments and if they do you must remember verizon will give you a line about they will refund within 10 days etc. Please remember they can take it out of your account immediately but ten plus days to maybe refund it back to you.
    You can have customer service remove the $5 late charge and since it was an overpayment if you allow it to stay on the account it will show as a credit and each month the service amount will or should just deduct. That is if verizon actually knows what they are doing. But I have my doubt's.
    It is always best to bargain from a strong position. Get your money back from the bank.
    Good Luck

  • Automated Late Payment Charges in SD Billing

    Is there an automated mechanism in SD to post fees for past due receivables to customers?

    Once a billing document has been posted, normally the responsibility moves from the sales department to the finance or the credit management department. They track the overdue payments. Within the dunning function you can send out dunning letters and post additional charges. Dunning is within FI.
    To my knowledge there is no automatic transaction in SD post fees. If you would like to use billing documents to post charges to your customer, in certain countries this would be seen as a taxable event and you would need to charge the customer additional VAT.

  • Late Payment Charges

    Dear friends,
    In our  project, the Utility Company has 2 divisions. LPC is charged only on one division , that too on a Percentage basis. 1.25 % is charged on the invoice amount next day after due date.
    When i configured it, it is doing that on a daily basis where as the requirement is on a montly basis irrespective of no: of days due.
    Please suggest as to how to Charge LPC on monthly basis as Percentage ?
    Can anybody guide me on this?
    A ggod suggestion in thsi regard will be highly appreicated.
    Thanks and Regards,
    Rajesh

    Hi,
    Yes you are right, the basis for the LPC calculation is a yearly percentage. Nevertheless, in order to define your own amount you can use FI-CA event R979. This event allows you the definition of a own logic for the amount determination. The posting of the LPC amount is afterwards based on the standard rules defined in the LPC customizing for IS-U invoicing (SAP Utilities --> Invoicing --> Invoice Processing --> Charges in Invoicing).
    Best regards,
    Jens

  • Late payment

    Hi,I'm new to the forums so please be gentle. A week ago I received my quarterly bill and today I received an e-mail reminding me that the bill hasn't been paid. This is my problem-I am disabled and in receipt of benefits and my payment isn't due to go into my bank account until 7th December. I initially had a direct debit setup but I had to cancel that method of payment due to bills being taken from my account when my benefit hadn't yet been paid in thus incurring bank charges. I am able to pay this bill on 7th December but I am worried sick I am going to be hit with a late payment charge or even worse have my service suspended. Being disabled and unable to get out often I rely greatly on my broadband access to keep in touch with family and friends and 'be a part of the real world.' What can I do about this,it's making me ill with the thought of losing my bband.
    TIA to anybody who offers any kind of help towards a solution.
    GG.

    Hi Gamergaz,
    Welcome to the forum.
    I think if you left the payment until the 7/12/2010 your line may well be restricted at that stage.  Let me see what I can do to help.
    Can you please drop me an email to the email address in my profile.  Include your BT account details and the link to this thread.
    Cheers
    Sean
    BTCare Community Manager
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    We are sorry that we are unable to deal with service/account queries via the private message(PM) function so please don't PM your account info, we need to deal with this via our email account :-)

  • Late Payment Notification

    I paid my bill on 26/11 at the Bank. Today I received an e-mail saying my bill was unpaid. I logged onto my account and went through the I have paid options and received notification that my payment had been received but I may incur late payment charges. Checked out what that means and it says must be paid 5 days from red reminder date, I have not received any red reminder. How can BT send out a reminder today and confirm payment made on 26/11 on the same day????? There is something amiss here, and if I get any late payment charges there will be some serious repercussions, particularly as no red reminder has reached here. Very poor coordination and treatment of customers!
    Solved!
    Go to Solution.

    If you pay into a bank on Friday the payment is not credited to bt until the Monday the email is automated and has been sent as your payment was received basically they have crossed you will most likely receive a red reminder in the post in the next few day i speak from experience of this as it happened to me last week paid the bill Tuesday got an email Thursday and a red letter Saturday they do say in both the email and letter if you have already paid ignore them In my case it was a card payment made on line  and i received an email receipt  less than 5minutes  after paying it again caused by the banks payment processing time  you will not get charged a late fee until it is five days after receipt of he red letter
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  • Payment Charges... Wasn't told bill wasn't paid!

    Hi
    On my latest bill, I have a "late payment Charge" and a "reconnection charge" both totalling £19.25 apparantly for non payment of a bill and to reconnect my terminated line.
    No one at BT told me that my line has been disconnected... HELP!
    Solved!
    Go to Solution.

    I had a Monthly Payment Plan (MPP) set up for £75 per month. My last MPP bill was on 31st October. I'd like to add I'm now on WBDD (Whole Bill Direct Debit.)
    Around Christmas I cancelled the direct debit from the bank side and when BT tried to claim it on the 04/01/10, it was refused. It left a debt of £32.96 (i think!) left on the account which was paid on 08/01/10.
    I have just been told that because I didn't pay the outstanding immediately, this is why I was charged the above amounts, however, T+C's state:
    "If you do not pay your bill, we will send you a reminder or call you. If we do not receive payment within 10 calendar days of the date of that reminder (seven days if you pay monthly), we may add a late payment charge of £7.50 to your next bill by way of compensation to us for breaking the terms of this agreement."
    Now, even if I got a reminder which I cannot currently remember receiving, then it's a breach of BT's own T+Cs to charge me the £7.50 as the time between when the payment was due and when the account was paid was less than the 10 days.
    I am updating this post so the e-mail I send to the forum team can get sorted out.
    Other people's comments are very welcome.

  • Automatic calculation of charging of interest on late payment onLO

    Hi.
    my query is that user want that SAP calculate interest on late payment  automatically for lease out.
    is it possible in real estate?

    Hi,
    As Franz said, there is no standard functionality in RE, but you could use the Adjustment program to achieve that result.
    You can customize an index based rule with your interest rate and default that adjustment rule for the condition that needs to be accounted for interest.
    The problem is that if you choose to follow this approach, you will have no intergration with FI-AP and the adjustment program will not check which contracts are overdue and which not.
    KR,
    Severina Kolleva

  • Post of Late payment surcharge amount.

    Hi Experts,
             In my project, i am calculating the late payment surcharge amount ( LPSC Amount) through custom programme aganist the contract acccount and storing it in a custom table.
    Custom program calculates LPSC amount in  the day in which incoming payment is received against any charge (including invoice). LPSC is calculated in a time dependant slabs, depending on clearing date > net due date.
    Can anyone help me how to post the calculated amount to the contract account.
    Regards,
    Paul

    Hi,
    You can use BAPI_CTRACDOCUMENT_CREATE to post a Fi-CA document.
    Thanks,
    Amlan

  • Looking to configure a Late payment process within Collections

    I am looking to implement a follow-on late payment process within the Collections Management process for past due invoices.  Has anyone done this before and if so any considerations or challenges to the process?  Basically as invoices fall in arrears the specialist would have the ability to create a debit memo request in reference to the late invoice for a percentage of the open amount.  This would be within the Process Receivables tab.  It would go through an approval process and as approved would become a debit memo for the "late payment" with reference to the debit memo request. 
    Any thoughts?

    I would look at what you can achieve in the standard FI-AR Interest process.
    I dont believe there is functionality in Collections Management for this. One of the main processes is to not update FI-AR from Collections Management.
    You do have the ability to add function buttons into Collections Management (Process receivables) after Enhancement Package 5

  • Does creative cloud apply late payment fees

    So I recently put the some money into my bank account although it was maybe 2 days later than my usual month and my payment is usually £8.78 and I have just looked at my bank statement on my mobile banking app and £11 has been taken out but it's not showing up who by just yet so I was wondering if I'd been charged with a late payment fee ??

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  • Should i have to pay RECONNECTION & LATE payment f...

    I only connected to BT on 16 January and I'm having billing problems already.....
    When ordering BT at the start of Jan I asked for PAPER BILLING, start of February arrives and I get restrictions put on my phone & broadband lines because I didn't pay my bill.
    How do you pay a bill you never received? Contacted an advisor they said I had to check bill online......How can you PAY OR CHECK BILL online if you have NO ACCOUNT NUMBER? This is just stupid! We get charges put on our accounts because of their stupidy! I am not paying £12 for reconnection & £7.50 a late payment I knew nothing about!

    this is a customer help customer forum and your posts do not go to BT
    I suggest you try online chat and see if they can help you
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  • Late payment/reconection fee

    Hi. Can any1 help? Ive recently joined bt. Installed 23/01/13. Billed on 24/01/13. This is nt the prob. Opted out of dd as dnt hve a bnk acct! Asked numerous times 4 paper billing only fir it never to arrive hence late payment. Payment crd order after 2nd bill due and was assyred i would not incurr any charges. Imagine my suprise wen tidays bill came online n its charged me! Was nt made aware wen ordrin bb tht thy assume u b payin by dd. This was nt the case! Hence askin for paper/paymnt card. Reason for late payment? Bt not sendin correct paper work in time.

    Hi
    I am sorry to see you are having problems
    As live chat was unable to help you I suggest you contact the forum mods they should be able to get this problem sorted for you this is a link to them http://bt.custhelp.com/app/contact_email/c/4951
    They normally reply by email or phone directly to you within 3 working days they will take personal ownership of your problem until resolved and will keep you informed of progress
    They are a UK based BT specialist team who have a good record at getting problems solved
    This is a customer to customer self help forum the only BT presence here are the forum moderators
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  • Late payments

    Hello,
    (I'm new to SAP B1, 2007 A)
    I defined a payment term under "Administration -> Setup ->  Business Partners ->  Payment Terms"
    Under "Interest on Receivables" I choose 10% (for exemple)
    I defined a new partner with this Payment terms, but i don't know how to make the system calculate the late payement fee (even if i create a new order with late date).
    If someone can help me it could be wonderfull
    thanks

    Hi Mohamed,
    the easiest way of doing this is to set up the dunning wizard to calculate late payment fees. The application will not automatically create postings that update the BP balance. If you need late payment fees to show up on the BP balance & in the ageing report, you need to create manual journal entries or service type invoices.
    The use of the' Interest % on Receivables' field within the payment terms is not shown in the EES mentioned above, but all pertinent dates & the calculation logic are explained.
    All the best,
    Kerstin

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