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[Frédéric Clementi <frederic.clementi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

There is at least 1 bug (already reported to OpenERP without success). Try
to set a payment at '30 days, on the 15th', OpenERP will pick up the wrong
month :
ie : invoice dated on the 20/01 -> expected due date : 15/03

To me, this functionnality (field days2 in account.payment.terms.line) is
buggy for ages unless you make it a boolean field (net or end of month) but
you cannot input any day here.

About you initial topic : I agree that not working in calendar month is
pretty annoying for accountants but 'exact days' are 'acceptable' so we
live with that... A module to set calendar days would be great.




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2014-02-03 Pedro Manuel Baeza Romero <pedro.baeza@xxxxxxxxx>:

> Hi, here in Spain, people also refers usually 30 days as a month, but
> that's not true in such extreme cases like the one presented on the link
> (the 1st of january). BTW, a lot of spanish software compute the term in
> the same way as OpenERP does, so we usually include in the sale invoice the
> payment terms for notifying customers the calculated ones, so that they can
> change them in their software if there is no match. Any discrepance (they
> want to delay the payment another month, for example), is agreed by
> conventional methods, and change accordingly in both software.
>
> Regards.
>
>
> 2014-02-03 Leonardo Pistone <leonardo.pistone@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
>
> Hi Sergio,
>>
>> Thanks for pointing that out: this complaint shows up a lot in Italy.
>> Still, I think the default OpenERP behaviour should not be changed.
>>
>> When OpenERP says "30 days end of month" it really means count 30
>> days, and then go to the end of the current month. That works just
>> fine, there is no bug and I suggest keeping it like that.
>>
>> The problem is different: in places like Italy (or elsewhere, can
>> anyone confirm this?) when people say "30 days end of month" they
>> really mean "next month, end of month".
>>
>> So even though it goest against is the current habit (at least in
>> Italy), I would keep the feature as it is and then a community module
>> can add as an extra feature the ability to choose months instead of
>> days ("next month, end of month", "two months, end of month" and so
>> on).
>>
>> I am also in favour of adding a label of something like that to make
>> the point clear.
>>
>> best
>>
>> On Sun, Feb 2, 2014 at 10:36 PM, Sergio Corato <sergiocorato@xxxxxxxxx>
>> wrote:
>> > Hello Guys,
>> > I wish to know if you agree with this position
>> > https://answers.launchpad.net/openobject-addons/+question/222445
>> >
>> > In Italy, end of month payment is computed by months (e.g. 90 days end
>> of
>> > month payment from any day of january is 04-30-YYYY).
>> >
>> > Anyway, the patch for this "opinion" is trivial, I already committed it
>> in
>> > our branch.
>> > --
>> > Sergio Corato
>> >
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