Capital Cost Allowance (CCA) is a separate module of LeasePak. Its functions calculate the capital cost allowance for separate assets or pools of assets. These functions can be accessed through the LeasePak Updates menu, Capital Cost Allowance option or by entering the menu number of the individual function into Fast Menu <F2>.
Option DescriptionsCCA
Accrual [U1501]
The
CCA Accrual update [U1501] is used to calculate capital cost allowances for an
asset or a pool for the previous fiscal year. It can also be used to reverse the
CCA amount calculated for the previous fiscal year.
All CCA amounts should have been calculated during year-end processing through the End of Period process [U04]. This update may be used when an extraordinary situation occurs. For example, when an asset is placed in the wrong class, the CCA Accrual Reversal option may be used to reverse the CCA amount already calculated. After the asset is reclassified, the CCA Accruals option may be used to recalculate the CCA amount allowed for the asset. For more information on year-end processing, refer to the Year-End File Build [U0481], and the End of Period End [U0499].
CCA
Adjustment [U1502]
The
CCA Adjustment update [U1502] is used to adjust capital cost allowances for an
asset or a pool for the previous fiscal year. Adjustments may reduce the undepreciated
capital cost in calculating the capital cost allowance for an asset or a pool.
This update may also be used to change the capital cost allowance for an asset
or a pool.
This update should be used after maximum CCA amounts are calculated either by end of year processing through the End of Period process [U04] or the CCA Accrual update [U1501].
CCA Projection [U1503]
The CCA Projection update
[U1503] is used to propose a total lump sum of CCA to claim for the last year
end. It reports on the amount applied towards CCA allowed on classes for the last
year end, and projects CCA that may be available in future years. The update option
may be selected to change the database if the result of applying the lump sum
is desired.
The CCA Accrual update [U1501] is used to calculate capital cost allowances for an asset or a pool for the previous fiscal year. It can also be used to reverse the CCA amount calculated for the previous fiscal year.
All CCA amounts should have been calculated during year-end processing through the End of Period process [U04]. This update may be used when an extraordinary situation occurs. For example, when an asset is placed in the wrong class, the CCA Accrual Reversal option may be used to reverse the CCA amount already calculated. After the asset is reclassified, the CCA Accruals option may be used to recalculate the CCA amount allowed for the asset. For more information on year-end processing, refer to the Year-End File Build [U0481], and the End of Period End [U0499].
If the CCA for an asset or a pool selected for processing has already been calculated for the last fiscal year, then no calculation will be performed. Four audit reports may be generated:
Refer to the CCA Listing EOY [R1302] for report samples.
An exception report [U1501E] lists any exception that occur during the accruals. Possible error codes and messages are:
Code | Message |
1 | The in-service date of the asset is beyond fiscal period |
21 | The activity date of the closed-out asset is not in fiscal period |
22 | The in-service date of the closed-out asset is not in fiscal period |
23 | The asset was sold before the fiscal period |
24 | The asset was sold after the fiscal period |
31 | CCA accrued to date on the asset is beyond the fiscal period |
32 | CCA has already been calculated on the pool |
33 | Accrual period is longer than a fiscal year for the asset |
34 | Accrual period is longer than a fiscal year for the pool |
35 | Asset's portfolio does not use CCA |
36 | Closed-out asset's portfolio does not use CCA |
65 | No Equipment nor Closed-out Asset record for the asset |
66 | Class not found on CCA Class Table |
67 | Unable to calculate class rate for class |
68 | Asset's portfolio does not exist |
69 | Closed-out asset's portfolio does not exist |
71 | Invalid CCA calculation method for asset |
72 | Invalid CCA disposition method for asset |
81 | Lease not found for asset |
82 | Notional Loan record not found for asset |
Note that the error codes are not displayed on the exception report. Error codes starting at 65 indicate severe data inconsistency and should be corrected as soon as possible.
Capital cost allowance amount calculated is defaulted to the capital cost allowance to claim field on the year end records created. Refer to CCA Adjustment update [U1502] for more information on how to adjust the amount to claim.
The CCA Accrual Reversal option is used to reverse the CCA calculated for the last fiscal year as though the calculations never occurred. The reversal cannot go beyond the last fiscal year end. The exception report [U1501E] lists any exception that occur during the reversals. Note that any adjustment made through the CCA Adjustment update [U1502] will not be saved.
Note: The CCA Accrual option and the CCA Accrual Reversal option do not accrue or reverse principal repayment calculated through the Cycle Accruals [U0301] for the asset. Therefore, the Accrual option or Accrual Reversal option of the Cycle Accrual update [U0301] should be used to accrue or reverse the principal repayment valid for the fiscal year period to be processed.
If an asset, which is placed in a pool of similar assets, was not included in calculations for the pool for the last fiscal period, the CCA Adjustment update [U1502] may be used to adjust the undepreciated capital cost and the capital cost allowance to be claimed for the pool. An alternative is to use the CCA Accrual Reversal option of [U1501] to reverse the capital cost allowance calculations on the assets in the pool and the pool itself. However, the latter option requires Accrual Reversal of the Cycle Accrual update [U0301] to be performed if additional cycle accruals through the Cycle Accrual update [U0301] were performed after the last fiscal period. Note that if the first option is used, the CCA Accrual option of the CCA Accrual update [U1501] should be used to calculate the ordinary CCA for the asset.
This screen is used to select the CCA Accrual update [U1501] option.
This screen appears for both CCA Accrual and Accrual Reversal. It is used to indicate the tax entity, class, pool, or asset for which CCA is to be calculated or reversed.
Note: Security which prevents a user from accessing some portfolios is not in effect for CCA screens, since assets in a single pool may come from multiple portfolios.
This screen appears for both CCA Accrual and Accrual Reversal. It allows the fiscal year end to be specified. This screen is displayed only if the tax entity or the asset is selected for processing.
Note that the last year end date on the EOP - Accrual System (RAS) record of the default portfolio defined for each tax entity is used if this screen is not displayed. Refer to the field description for the FISCAL YEAR START DATE on how fiscal year start date is calculated.
Note that this date is used if the asset or the pool has not been accrued. Otherwise, the date after the accrued to date on the asset or the pool is used as the starting date. Therefore, if the accrued to date on the asset or the pool is after the start date calculated, then the CCA amount allowed for the shorter period is calculated. For example, if the accrued to date on the asset or the pool is 06/30/95 and the accrual period is from 01/01/95 to 12/31/95 inclusively, then only 50% of the yearly CCA will be calculated on the asset or the pool.
If the asset or the pool has not been accrued up to the day before the fiscal year start date displayed, the calculation will not be performed and an error message is displayed on the exception report.
Note that this date must not be after the current date.
This screen appears for both CCA Accrual and Accrual Reversal. It is used to confirm that the accruals or reversals should be processed.
Depending on whether accruals or reversals are being processed, the field will appear in one of the two forms above. Enter Y to process the accruals or reversals.
The CCA Accrual - Exception report [U1501E] reports at the asset or the pool level and provides the following information for each asset or pool that failed to accrue or reverse:
The CCA Adjustment update [U1502] is used to adjust capital cost allowances for an asset or a pool for the previous fiscal year.
Adjustments may reduce the undepreciated capital cost in calculating the capital cost allowance for an asset or a pool. This update may also be used to change the capital cost allowance for an asset or a pool.
An audit report is generated whenever an adjustment is made.
This update should be used after maximum CCA amounts are calculated either by end of year processing through the End of Period process [U04] or the CCA Accrual update [U1501].
Note: Security which prevents a user from accessing some portfolios is not in effect for CCA screens, since assets in a single pool may come from multiple portfolios.
This screen is used to indicate the pool or the asset for which CCA is to be adjusted.
This screen is displayed if the capital cost allowance calculation method defined for the asset or the pool selected for adjustment is one of the declining balance methods. Refer to screen 2d for adjustments on specified leasing property.
This screen displays the amounts on which the capital cost allowance is calculated. It allows adjustments to be made and comments to be entered.
OPENING
UNDEPRECIATED CAPITAL COST
+ CAPITAL COST OF ADDITIONS
+ ADJUSTMENT
- THE LESSER OF (CAPITAL COST OF DISPOSALS,PROCEEDS FROM DISPOSALS)
If the result is negative, the label RECAPTURE is displayed instead of UNDEPRECIATED CAPITAL COST. If the result is positive and all assets in the pool are disposed of in the fiscal year, then the label TERMINAL LOSS is displayed instead of UNDEPRECIATED CAPITAL COST. In either case, the capital cost allowance calculation is not displayed.
The reduction is calculated as follows:
1/2
* (CAPITAL COST OF ADDITIONS + ADJUSTMENT- THE LESSER OF (CAPITAL COST
OF ASSETS DISPOSED OF,PROCEEDS))
This field is not displayed if the terminal loss or recapture is in effect.
This field is not displayed if the terminal loss or recapture is in effect.
This field is not displayed if the terminal loss or recapture is in effect.
This field is not displayed if the terminal loss or recapture is in effect.
This field is not accessible if the terminal loss or recapture is in effect.
This screen is displayed if the capital cost allowance calculation method defined for the pool selected for adjustment is the Straight Line method (i.e., SL02 or SH02).
This screen displays the amounts on which the capital cost allowance is calculated. It allows adjustments to be made and comments to be entered. Field decriptions are identical to those for the previous sample screen, unless a separate description is given below.
The result is labeled as (A) to be used for the calculation of the capital cost allowance for the last fiscal year.
If the Straight Line method does not use the half-year convention, then 50% is displayed instead of 25% as part of the field label.
The result is labeled as (C) to be used for the calculation of the capital cost allowance for the last fiscal year.
If the latter part of the formula results in a negative amount, then a zero is used instead.
If the Straight Line method does not use the half-year convention, then 50% is displayed instead of 75% as the last part of the field label.
If the first part of the formula results in a negative amount, then a zero is used instead.
This screen is displayed if the capital cost allowance calculation method defined for the asset selected for adjustment is one of the straight line methods (i.e., SL02 or SH02). The asset is not a specified leasing property but is placed in a separate class. That is, on the Add Asset option of the New Lease update [U0101], the CAPITAL COST ALLOWANCE - TYPE was coded O, individual asset which is not a specified leasing property but is placed in a separate class. Refer to screen 2d for adjustments on specified leasing property.
This screen displays the amounts on which the capital cost allowance is calculated. It allows adjustments to be made and comments to be entered. Field decriptions are identical to those for the declining balance sample screen, unless a separate description is given below.
If the CCA calculation method for the asset is SL02, then 50% of the capital cost is allowed for 2 consecutive years. If the CCA calculation method for the asset is SH02, then 25%, 50%, and 25% of the capital cost is allowed for 3 consecutive years. Refer to the CCA Class update [U0703] for more information.
This screen is displayed if the asset selected for adjustment is a specified leasing property.
For assets that are defined as specified leasing property but are off lease as of the last fiscal year end, the adjustment screen for declining balance or straight line pools is used according to the CCA calculation method defined.
This screen displays the amounts on which the capital cost allowance is calculated. It allows adjustments to be made and comments to be entered.
CUMULATIVE
NOTIONAL PRINCIPAL + PRORATED CCA -CUMULATIVE CCA TAKEN ON THE CURRENT LEASE
or
CUMULATIVE ORDINARY CCA - CUMULATIVE ORDINARY CCA TAKEN
The Adjustment Audit report [U1502A] reports at the asset level or pool level
and provides the information that was displayed on the adjustment screen. The
run date, run time, and the user who made the adjustment are also on the report.
For more information on the items shown on the report, refer to their field descriptions on the previous Adjustment screens.
The CCA Projection update [U1503] is used to propose a total lump sum of CCA to claim for the last year end. It reports on the amount applied towards CCA allowed on classes for the last year end, and projects CCA that may be available in future years. The update option may be selected to change the database if the result of applying the lump sum is desired.
Four reports may be generated:
If the update option is selected, the CCA amount to claim and the undepreciated capital cost balance are updated. Any previous changes to these fields will be ignored. No exception reports will be generated if any error occurs during the projection calculations.
This screen is used to select either all or one specific tax entity for projections.
Note: Security which prevents a user from accessing some portfolios is not in effect for CCA screens, since assets in a single pool may come from multiple portfolios.
This screen is used to specify the CCA classes to update and to report on, as well as the amount of CCA to apply towards the last fiscal year end and the number of years to project. Three audit reports may be selected. Also the update option may be chosen.
Note that the amount entered will be applied to each tax entity selected. If all tax entities are selected in the previous screen, the same amount is applied to each tax entity defined.
Enter D if classes with higher class rates should be applied first.
Enter R if order is to be specified in the next field.
Note that if an A or R is entered in this field, the scrolled area is displayed in ascending order by the class rates. If a D is entered in this field, the scrolled area is displayed by descending order of class rates. Initially, this field is defaulted with A.
This field is input required. Refer to the CCA class update [U0703] for more information on class rates.
If an X is entered in this field, then all entries are defaulted to X or a numbering order in sequence depending on the value entered in the CLASS RATES field. Note that the default is applied only if no entry is selected in the scrolled area. In addition, classes without valid effective rates are not defaulted.
With "random order," a class specified with a lower ordering number will be applied with the amount first. Values may be skipped in a sequence. Note that the lowest number allowed is 1 and highest number is the total number of classes defined through the CCA Class update [U0703].
Note that a class without an effective rate cannot be selected.
If there are classes without effective rates for the last calendar, a message appears before this screen is displayed. Classes with missing effective rates cannot be selected for projections.
Note that the actual effective rate is calculated based on the fiscal year defined for the tax entity during the projection process.
Refer to the CCA class update [U0703] for more information on class rates.
The CCA Projection Selection report [U1503A] shows the selection criteria entered for CCA projection. This report is generated whenever CCA Projection is performed.
The purpose of the report is to provide a document with your projected CCA information that will allow you to reproduce the data at any given time.
For field descriptions, refer to documentation above for the CCA Projection selection screen [U1503].
The CCA Projection Summary report [U1503B] reports at the tax entity and CCA class levels for the last fiscal year and provides the following information:
The CCA Projection Detail report [U1503C] reports at the CCA class and asset levels for the last fiscal year and provides the following information:
L The asset is a specified leasing property.
O The asset is not a specified leasing property but is placed in a separate class.
*P An asterisk in conjunction with a P is displayed in this column to identify that the information in the line pertains to a pool, not a specific asset.
The CCA Projection Forecast report [U1503D] reports at the CCA class and asset levels and provides the following information:
L The asset is a specified leasing property.
O The asset is not a specified leasing property but is placed in a separate class.
*P An asterisk in conjunction with a P is displayed in this column to identify that the information in the line pertains to a pool, not a specific asset.
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