Fix sundry creditors ageing using purchase bill FIFO

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A R R R Associates
2026-09-10 14:40:40 +05:30
parent 37f6ef898c
commit 960eb87fca
2 changed files with 77 additions and 90 deletions
@@ -269,9 +269,9 @@ def sundry_creditors_aging(
"""Age closing Sundry Creditors using FIFO from the Accounting Mirror.
The selected-FY closing is reconstructed from the mirror's ledger opening
balance plus all creditor movements available up to the selected FY end.
FIFO means the oldest credit lots are settled first; therefore the closing
unpaid balance is reconstructed from the newest surviving credit lots.
balance plus all creditor movements in the selected FY. For trade-creditor
ageing, that closing control is allocated to actual Purchase voucher credits
from newest to oldest, which is the year-end result of FIFO settlement.
Voucher dates are normalized before ageing. This is intentionally strict:
a dated movement that cannot be parsed is not silently treated as an old
@@ -472,24 +472,73 @@ def sundry_creditors_aging(
if closing_balance <= 0.009:
continue
# True forward FIFO reconstruction. The selected-FY opening balance is
# the oldest outstanding lot. Every creditor-increasing movement creates
# a new dated lot; every creditor-reducing movement settles the oldest lot
# first. The lots that survive at FY end are therefore the actual FIFO
# composition of the closing balance.
# FIFO purchase-bill reconstruction.
#
# The selected-FY closing balance above is the control total and already
# includes every debit/credit movement in the party ledger (payments,
# receipts, sales adjustments, journals, etc.). For ageing of TRADE
# CREDITOR BILLS, however, only genuine Purchase voucher credits create
# purchase-bill lots. Under FIFO, settlements clear the oldest purchase
# bills first, so the year-end closing balance is represented by the
# newest purchase bills working backwards from FY end. Treating every
# CR movement as a bill (for example a Receipt credit in a mixed
# purchase/sales ledger) gives a false bill date and wrong ageing.
closing_lots: list[dict[str, Any]] = []
# A Sundry Creditor ledger can legitimately open with either a credit
# balance (amount payable) or a debit balance (advance / sales-side net
# receivable in the same party ledger). The earlier FIFO code created
# a lot only for a positive opening balance and silently discarded a
# debit opening balance. That inflated the surviving creditor lots by
# exactly the unconsumed debit opening. Preserve both sides: a credit
# opening becomes the oldest payable lot; a debit opening becomes a
# carry-forward that offsets the earliest future creditor credits.
debit_carry = round(max(0.0, -opening_balance), 2)
def _is_purchase_voucher(row: dict[str, Any]) -> bool:
voucher_type = str(row.get("voucher_type") or "").strip().casefold()
# Tally voucher types can be renamed/extended (e.g. "Purchase GST").
# The standard and derived Purchase types retain "purchase" in the
# exported voucher type name.
return "purchase" in voucher_type
if opening_balance > 0.009:
purchase_rows = [
row for row in fy_rows
if str(row.get("dr_cr") or "").strip().upper() == "CR"
and _is_purchase_voucher(row)
and _money(row.get("amount")) > 0.009
]
# Allocate the closing balance to the newest purchase bills first. This
# is the direct outstanding-lot consequence of FIFO settlement: oldest
# purchases are deemed paid first, newest purchases remain outstanding.
amount_to_allocate = closing_balance
for row in sorted(
purchase_rows,
key=lambda r: (
r.get("_parsed_date") or opening_fallback_date,
int(r.get("line_no") or 0),
),
reverse=True,
):
if amount_to_allocate <= 0.009:
break
original_credit = _money(row.get("amount"))
outstanding = round(min(original_credit, amount_to_allocate), 2)
if outstanding <= 0.009:
continue
closing_lots.append({
"party_name": party_name,
"source": "Purchase voucher",
"voucher_date": str(row.get("voucher_date") or ""),
"voucher_type": str(row.get("voucher_type") or ""),
"voucher_number": str(row.get("voucher_number") or ""),
"reference": str(row.get("reference") or ""),
"original_credit": original_credit,
"remaining": outstanding,
"outstanding_at_fy_end": outstanding,
"paid_subsequently": 0.0,
"final_payment_date": "",
})
amount_to_allocate = round(amount_to_allocate - outstanding, 2)
# Any closing amount not represented by Purchase vouchers in the
# selected FY is brought forward / outside the selected FY purchase
# history. It remains part of the control total and is aged as old.
# This also keeps the report honest when a party closing balance contains
# non-purchase credits that cannot be tied to a purchase bill from the
# current mirror period.
if amount_to_allocate > 0.009:
closing_lots.append({
"party_name": party_name,
"source": "Opening / brought forward",
@@ -497,81 +546,19 @@ def sundry_creditors_aging(
"voucher_type": "Opening",
"voucher_number": "",
"reference": "",
"original_credit": opening_balance,
"remaining": opening_balance,
"outstanding_at_fy_end": 0.0,
"original_credit": amount_to_allocate,
"remaining": amount_to_allocate,
"outstanding_at_fy_end": amount_to_allocate,
"paid_subsequently": 0.0,
"final_payment_date": "",
})
def settle_fifo(lots: list[dict[str, Any]], amount: float) -> float:
"""Settle oldest payable lots and return any excess debit amount.
Excess debit is not discarded. In a mixed purchase/sales party
ledger it represents an advance / receivable that must offset the
next creditor-increasing credit before a new payable lot is born.
"""
remaining_payment = max(0.0, _money(amount))
for lot in lots:
if remaining_payment <= 0.009:
break
available = max(0.0, _money(lot.get("remaining")))
if available <= 0.009:
continue
applied = round(min(available, remaining_payment), 2)
lot["remaining"] = round(available - applied, 2)
remaining_payment = round(remaining_payment - applied, 2)
return remaining_payment
for row in fy_rows:
side = str(row.get("dr_cr") or "").strip().upper()
amount = _money(row.get("amount"))
if amount <= 0.009:
continue
if side == "CR":
# Consume any brought-forward / accumulated debit balance first.
# Only the residual credit creates a creditor FIFO lot.
if debit_carry > 0.009:
offset = round(min(debit_carry, amount), 2)
debit_carry = round(debit_carry - offset, 2)
amount = round(amount - offset, 2)
if amount <= 0.009:
continue
closing_lots.append({
"party_name": party_name,
"source": "Voucher",
"voucher_date": str(row.get("voucher_date") or ""),
"voucher_type": str(row.get("voucher_type") or ""),
"voucher_number": str(row.get("voucher_number") or ""),
"reference": str(row.get("reference") or ""),
"original_credit": amount,
"remaining": amount,
"outstanding_at_fy_end": 0.0,
"paid_subsequently": 0.0,
"final_payment_date": "",
})
elif side == "DR":
excess_debit = settle_fifo(closing_lots, amount)
if excess_debit > 0.009:
debit_carry = round(debit_carry + excess_debit, 2)
# Remove fully settled lots and freeze the surviving FY-end outstanding
# amounts before any optional follow-up-year settlement is applied.
closing_lots = [
lot for lot in closing_lots
if _money(lot.get("remaining")) > 0.009
]
for lot in closing_lots:
lot["outstanding_at_fy_end"] = _money(lot.get("remaining"))
fifo_total = round(sum(_money(lot.get("remaining")) for lot in closing_lots), 2)
fifo_net = round(fifo_total - debit_carry, 2)
if abs(fifo_net - historical_closing) > 0.01 or abs(fifo_total - closing_balance) > 0.01:
fifo_total = round(sum(_money(lot.get("outstanding_at_fy_end")) for lot in closing_lots), 2)
if abs(fifo_total - closing_balance) > 0.01:
raise AccountingMirrorError(
f"FIFO movement reconstruction does not reconcile for {party_name}: "
f"selected-FY closing {closing_balance:.2f}, FIFO lots {fifo_total:.2f}, "
f"debit carry {debit_carry:.2f}. Refresh the Accounting Mirror for the "
"selected FY and retry."
f"Purchase-bill FIFO reconstruction does not reconcile for {party_name}: "
f"selected-FY closing {closing_balance:.2f}, allocated lots {fifo_total:.2f}. "
"Refresh the Accounting Mirror for the selected FY and retry."
)
closing_lots = sorted(