No. Period start and end are free dates — you write them. The system offers a smart suggestion but never imposes one.
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5 questions- Skipping months is allowed; merging them is not. Price-difference indices, advance offsetting and budget allocation are all computed from the period's **end month**. Put three months into onepayment and the first two months' work gets multiplied by the last month's index — the figure comes out silently wrong. You issue three consecutive payments instead.
- From the moment you actually approve the payment. For construction works: 30 days to accrual + 15 days to payment. For service contracts: 30 + 30. If your contract states a different accrual period, it can be overridden manually.
- They don't they are two separate records. What *should* have happened and what did happen sit side by side, so the delay is visible rather than hidden.
- Nothing. You skip that month; the system allows gaps. It only prevents periods from overlapping.
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