Owner should not be able to select the latest invoice unless he clear the previous outstnding. What to be done?
It is strongly recommended not to allow the users to select the most recent invoice without first clearing any outstanding balances from earlier bills. This action raises serious questions about the community's financial stability and could result in possible losses for management.Allowing such actions may result in lapses in financial records, hamper cash flow management, and risk the communities overall financial stability. To safeguard the communities financial health, it is recommended to create a policy that requires outstanding balances to be settled before accessing or selecting any new invoices.
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