FINERACT-2592: It does not allow rescheduling.#5791
FINERACT-2592: It does not allow rescheduling.#5791EDSONZ-WASSWA wants to merge 1 commit intoapache:developfrom
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@EDSONZ-WASSWA We are not accepting WEB Jira ticket for backend changes. Please create an appropriate Apache Fineract JIRA ticket for this changes! |
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@EDSONZ-WASSWA make sure you have signed your commits |
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@EDSONZ-WASSWA please rebase |
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@EDSONZ-WASSWA I need to open more discussion about the intended use-case. Please correct me if im wrong - You are passing a flag that is forcefully waiving off the dues. Using flag for this usecase is making me uneasy - i know that it is capturing audit trail but it doesn't capture why it waived off. Also can you tell me how user waive of the dues in current fineract system? It seems like regulatory/compliance risk to me if we are not doing proper reporting for waiver @adamsaghy @IOhacker your thought required on this based on use case perspective. In Banking industry what is the proper business process for waiving overdue charges. |
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hi @adamsaghy Initiated discussion at https://lists.apache.org/thread/cmlw0lcl2xzdlbc292gk0qrymzs64kz2 |
Description
Background
When a borrower misses several payments, Fineract calculates penalty charges on each overdue installment. Up until this change, attempting to reschedule such a loan would fail immediately with a not.allowed.due.to.overdue.charges validation error, making it impossible to help borrowers who genuinely needed their repayment schedule restructured.
This was a real gap the most common reason a lender reschedules a loan is precisely because the borrower has fallen behind.
What this PR does
The system used to stop loan rescheduling completely whenever overdue penalty charges existed. Now it doesn't have to.
There's a new optional flag " waiveOverdueCharges" that a lender can pass when approving a reschedule. Set it to true and the system clears all outstanding overdue penalties right before building the new repayment schedule.
This practically makes sense:
when restructuring a loan, the lender usually wants to clear those penalties as part of the deal, so this just handles it in one step instead of two.
Leave the flag out or set it to false and nothing changes the original block stays in place. No decision made, no charges touched.
For the actual waiving, it hooks straight into the existing charge waiver logic, so you get the same audit trail and transaction records as a manual waiver through the User interface (UI).
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this is the link to the jira ticket https://mifosforge.jira.com/issues?filter=-1&selectedIssue=WEB-479