Unfortunately, that would generate a fee to the customer, not a credit. The entry program won't allow you to enter it as a negative value, and it would apply across all customers, which you may not want. Perhaps a cash receipt import as a G/L cash receipt and calculate the amount using Crystal to create the export as a csv value with the calculated interest and use that as the source for the import. Otherwise, you will need to bite the bullet and have a compound interest program built that does that process so you can correctly post to both the A/R and to G/L.