Creation liability for interest payable for delayed payment

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Company A and Company B enters into an agreement to sale a material where Company A is the purchaser and Company be is the Seller. Company B raises debit notes after delivery of materials and as per agreement the payment is to be made within 15 days of debit note date in case payment is not made within 15 days interest at the rate of 12% per annum is applicable from 16th day till the payment is made. But Company B never claimed any interest of delayed payment from Company A. Is it necessary to create liability for interest payment for Comapny A as per accounting rule? Comapny A and Company B has long time business relation and Company B never claimed any interest on delayed payment.
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This is the mutual understanding between A and B. Also it's Business.

So, No needs to provide provision entry for Interest.

As per My View, Provision entry not required...

Why would a seller raise a debit note?

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