fix: missing def expense if no exp in first month #40865
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Please merge the same and backport |
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…-40865 fix: missing def expense if no exp in first month (#40865)
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@deepeshgarg007 backport to v14 also please |
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Deferred Expense (or Income)
Assume the service starts on last day of the month and the amount isn't big.
Monthly calculation and rounding causes the amount to be zero.
This triggers a return statement and expense isn't booked for any month, including future ones.