How do I show outstanding payments due from previous periods on a royalty statement?

When a royalty statement is created, if there are royalties payable, a royalty payment is also initialised. This royalty payment is considered 'outstanding' until it is marked as 'paid'.

When printing a royalty statement, normally only the payment due for the current statement is displayed. However you can optionally show any outstanding payments still due from previous periods (royalty payments that have not yet been marked as 'paid'):

In the royalty statement print dialogue, "Payment details" tab, select the option to "show any outstanding payments due for this beneficiary"

Outstanding payments from previous periods (if any) will appear at the end of the formatted statement, along with the total amount payable (current statement plus outstanding payments).

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