In technet I see the following explanation for cut off date payment method
If the value in the Cutoff day field is 10, the value in the Additional months field is 1, and the value in the Payment day field is 25, the due dates for the following invoices would be calculated as follows:
If you enter an invoice that has a date of January 9, the due date is set to January 25.
If you enter an invoice that has a date of January 12, the due date is set to February 25.
extracted from https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj677442.aspx
In D365 I don't see the field 'Additional months ' in the terms of payment form.
Did I miss anything?
Thanks
In Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Finance and Operations 8.1
The "Additional Month" field is for countries BR,CN,CZ,EE,HU,IN,JP,LT,LV,PL,RU
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Hi Sam,
Seems the additional month field is country-specific
If I open the form with a Chinese setup, I can see it.
BR,
Ludwig
Hi Ludwig,
I see the cut off date field but I don't see the field 'Additional months '. Let me know if you have the same.
Thanks
Sam
Hi ,
I see the cut off date field but I don't see the field 'Additional months '. Let me know if you have the same.
Thanks
Sam
Hi,
Zvika seems to be right. In D365FO the Country-specific limiation seems to be gone and the selection depends on what you select in the payment days field
Best regards,
Ludwig
in D365 I see "Cut Off" date functionality also in legal entities in Germany, Canada, and USA. I don't think it is restricted by country.
Hello Sam,
I cannot even see the cutoff day in AX2012 :-)
Check that and it seems that you see this behavior only for some countries
If you check it in D365FO for Brazil or China, then the cutoff date field is available.
Best regards,
Ludwig
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