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DunningLaw

final readonly class in quittio/core

Quittio\Core\Countries\DunningLaw · Source

Statutory late payment rules (EU late payment directive plus national law). Amounts and percentage points are decimal strings.

Informational metadata for applications and the pack's own helpers: the core does not apply it. Reminders take their fees and default interest explicitly (DocumentBuilder::fee(), interest() with a rate and a day count basis, e.g. $dayCount from here).

Properties#

Property	Type	Description
`$b2bFixedRate` readonly	`string\|null`	fixed rate in percent for businesses instead of the reference rate plus $b2bInterestPoints (e.g. 5 % in Switzerland, Art. 104 OR); null = reference rate plus points
`$b2bFlatRate` readonly	`?string`
`$b2bInterestPoints` readonly	`string`
`$b2cFixedRate` readonly	`string\|null`	fixed rate in percent for consumers instead of the reference rate plus $b2cInterestPoints (e.g. 4 % in Austria, section 1000 (1) ABGB); null = reference rate plus points
`$b2cInterestPoints` readonly	`string`
`$consumerDefaultAfterDays` readonly	`int\|null`	days after due date and receipt after which a consumer is in default without a reminder, if the invoice points this out (e.g. section 286 (3) BGB); null = no such rule
`$dayCount` readonly	`int\|null`	days per year for default interest: 365 or 360, or null for actual/actual (365 or 366 days per calendar year, InterestCharge::ACTUAL_ACTUAL)
`$referenceRateName` readonly	`?string`

Methods#

Method	Description
`->__construct()`
`->hasFixedRates()`	Whether the law needs no reference rate: fixed rates for businesses and consumers.

`__construct()`#

public function __construct(
    string $b2bInterestPoints = '8.00',
    string $b2cInterestPoints = '0.00',
    ?string $b2bFlatRate = '40.00',
    int|null $dayCount = 365,
    int|null $consumerDefaultAfterDays = null,
    ?string $referenceRateName = null,
    string|null $b2cFixedRate = null,
    string|null $b2bFixedRate = null,
)

Parameter	Type	Description
`$b2bInterestPoints`	`string` = `'8.00'`
`$b2cInterestPoints`	`string` = `'0.00'`
`$b2bFlatRate`	`?string` = `'40.00'`
`$dayCount`	`int\|null` = `365`	days per year for default interest: 365 or 360, or null for actual/actual (365 or 366 days per calendar year, InterestCharge::ACTUAL_ACTUAL)
`$consumerDefaultAfterDays`	`int\|null` = `null`	days after due date and receipt after which a consumer is in default without a reminder, if the invoice points this out (e.g. section 286 (3) BGB); null = no such rule
`$referenceRateName`	`?string` = `null`
`$b2cFixedRate`	`string\|null` = `null`	fixed rate in percent for consumers instead of the reference rate plus $b2cInterestPoints (e.g. 4 % in Austria, section 1000 (1) ABGB); null = reference rate plus points
`$b2bFixedRate`	`string\|null` = `null`	fixed rate in percent for businesses instead of the reference rate plus $b2bInterestPoints (e.g. 5 % in Switzerland, Art. 104 OR); null = reference rate plus points

`hasFixedRates()`#

public function hasFixedRates(): bool

Whether the law needs no reference rate: fixed rates for businesses and consumers.

Returns: bool