Help: Interest Calculation

A complete debt-with-interest analysis tool — supports multiple principal amounts, expenses and payments on different dates, with automatic interest calculation per rate period. The form is divided into tabs.

Sample example
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Debt Amounts Other Expenses Payments Client Interest Rates Parameters Analysis Result
DateAmountDescription
01/01/20255.000,00Initial principal

The form tabs

Debt Amounts
Enter the initial principal amount(s) here — you can add as many rows as you like ("New Entry"), e.g. if the debt was created in installments/parts on different dates.
Other Expenses
Additional expenses (e.g. legal costs, third-party default interest) beyond the main principal. The "Bears interest" checkbox determines whether that specific expense also generates interest or remains interest-free.
Payments
Amounts already paid against the debt, with their date — the application deducts them correctly in order of priority (interest first, then expenses, then principal).
Client Interest Rates
Active only when you select Interest Rate Type = "Client" in "Parameters". Here you enter your own/agreed interest rates per period, instead of using the official ones (Default/Contractual). A table with the current official rates is also shown alongside, for comparison.
Parameters
  • Interest-bearing days per year: 360 or 365 — the basis for calculating daily interest.
  • 366 days for a leap year: if active, leap years are calculated with 366 instead of the selected base.
  • Interest Rate Type: Default interest (the highest, for overdue debts), Contractual (the agreed rate), or Client (your own rates from the "Client Interest Rates" tab).
  • Semi-annual compounding: if active, the interest of each half-year is added to the principal and also earns interest in the next half-year (compounding).
Analysis / Result
These appear after the calculation. The "Analysis" shows each sub-period in detail (depending on interest rate changes) with days, rate and interest. The "Result" shows the summary picture: principal/expense debt, total interest, total payments, and the final remaining debt.

The buttons in the top right

Frequently asked questions

The contractual rate applies to agreed debts within the deadline, while the default interest rate (higher) is imposed when payment is delayed beyond the agreed date.

No — only "Debt Amounts" is required. The others (Other Expenses, Payments, Client Interest Rates) are filled in only if they apply to your case.

JSON keeps all the input data (principal, expenses, payments, parameters) so you can reload it and continue later or correct it. Excel is for the final result/analysis, not for editing within the application.

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