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AMOUNT_DEFERRED Is Incorrectly Derived During Manual Re-Rating Using Pin_event_extract And Backout Pipeline (Doc ID 1148633.1)

Last updated on APRIL 17, 2024

Applies to:

Oracle Communications Billing and Revenue Management - Version 7.3.0.0.0 to 7.3.1.0.0 [Release 7.3.0]
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Goal

Re-rated events have incorrect amount_deferred attribute set within their balance impacts for events with deferred taxation.
Balance impacts for re-rating events, which were identified as a shadow adjustment have incorrect sign for the amount_deferred attribute (adding the charge to the total sum instead of subtracting it).

Selected balance impact from the original event


Consider another scenario reported with the same issue :

Scenario :

  • Scenario involves testing of Backout pipeline using the following test cases:

Test case 1

Jun 15th : account creation (bdom = 15)
Jul 16th : accounting + billing
Jul 17th : rating usages worth total amount 0.833
Jul 17th : cancelling all the usages using Backout pipeline
Jul 18th : rating usages again worth total amount 0.833
Aug 18th : accounting + billing

Test case 2

Jun 15th : account creation (bdom = 15)
Jul 16th : accounting + billing
Jul 18th : rating usage worth amount 0.833
Aug 18th : accounting + billing

  • It is expected that the invoice of Test case 1 and 2 show same amounts but they are not the same.
  • There seems to be a difference in the tax calculation.
  • For example, below is the difference found between the tax computation :
           The tax computed in Test case 2 is correct (20% tax) : (5.824999 + 0.83333) * 0.20 = 1.331666
           The tax computed in Test case 2 is incorrect: (5.824999 + 0.83333 + 0.83333) * 0.20 = 1.498332
  • It means that in Test case 1, the tax was not cancelled when the the usage of Jul 17th was cancelled (using backout pipeline)


Question :

What is the reason for the above behavior and how can one get the correct tax calculation in Test case 1 ?

Solution

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