MB-310 · Question #384
A company uses Dynamics 365 Finance. A customer invoice is due on or before the tenth day of the following month. You need to configure the payment setup. Which payment configuration should you use?
The correct answer is A. Payment method: Net. When creating a new 'Terms of payment', the standard Payment method will be 'Net'. Month: 1 - next month. Days: 10 - on the tenth at latest In the Day of month field, enter a date. The date should be entered as a number, such as '10'. Payment method defines the start of how the…
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- APayment method: Net
- BPayment method: Net
- CPayment method: Current month
- DPayment method: Net
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When creating a new 'Terms of payment', the standard Payment method will be 'Net'. Month: 1 - next month. Days: 10 - on the tenth at latest In the Day of month field, enter a date. The date should be entered as a number, such as '10'. Payment method defines the start of how the due will be calculated. For example, Net is used if the due date is always a set number of months or days after the invoice date. COD can be used to when payment is required upon invoice, so a due date wouldn't be calculated. Payment day can be set to a specific day of the week or date are included in the calculation. Depending on your terms of payment, you may enter a quantity in Months or Days. Or you can use the Payment schedule or Payment day to add to the end of the Payment method. If you're using a Payment calendar, you can define how the due date is determined when the calculated date lands on a non-workday. The initial due date is calculated using calendar days. If the calculated date lands on a non-workday, you can adjust the calculated due date to either the next working date or earlier working day. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dynamics365/finance/general-ledger/tasks/establish-customer-
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