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Suggested by Birgit Fuchs Needs Votes 

At the moment it is not possible to configure Deferral Templates in a way, that the deferrals are posted in previous posting periodes. The first possible starting-date in deferral templates is "beginning of the current month" Among my customers it's a common situation, that they get an invoice with an document-/posting-date in the current posting-period but the expediture was actually done in the previous month(s) for example: Invoice for freight charges is dated Oct. 3rd the freights itself were done in September. So a deferral to september is necessecary. it is possible to adapt the deferral plan manually for each invoice; yet it would be great if there was the possibility to create a deferral template eg. "deferral in prceeding month"
Comments (3)
  • Yesterday at a customer we had the same discussions and requirement.
  • I had a partner ask me the same question today, they have the same need to be able to post into periods in the past, and the reason is also a valid one. For them it does not matter that the deferral is affecting periods in the past, this is a requirement for them.


    I also found another post with the same suggestion here: https://experience.dynamics.com/ideas/idea/?ideaid=b7666544-6cbb-ee11-92bd-6045bdaf814b

  • I have multiple customers requesting a correct "revenue recogntion" deferral. Especially with subcriptions, contracts sales.


    Example:

    1/ Current standard functionality - Invoice raised

    Posting date = starting date of the deferral.

    Posting Date = 1/1/24

    Contract - from 1/1/24 to 31/12/24.

    Amount 1.200 (annually)

    Deferral will post each month 100.


    2/ Credit note being raised in March 24, on sales of previous sales invoice

    Posting data - 15/3/24

    Contract - from 1/1/24 to 31/12/24

    Financial reporting is closed up to the end of February

    Amount 1.200

    Deferral will be:

    March - 300, and afterwards a deferral of 100 per month.


    The deferral shouldn't post in closed records.