Asset Add-On [U0113]
The
Asset Add-on update is used to add assets to an existing lease without terminating
and rebooking the lease. The original lease term may not be changed; therefore
the term for the asset to be added must mature at the same time as the lease to
which it is being added (a "co-terminus" condition).
The
"CO-terminus" condition does not apply to month-to-month leases, which
have no fixed term. In other words, an asset may be added to a month-to-month
lease for any length of time.
For
example, if a lease is 28 months into a 60 month term when a new asset is added
to the lease, then the asset may be added and the remaining payment amounts may
be adjusted. The original term of the lease is still 60 months, with 32 months
remaining. The asset to be added will be subject to sale or return to inventory
with the rest of the assets at lease maturity in 32 months.
All
General Ledger accounting and yield calculations are automatically performed and
displayed. Changes are based on the remaining payment schedule.
An
Asset Add-on may be performed for an interest bearing loan, but effective date
must be managed carefully so that interest can be calculated and billed accurately.
For other lease types, the effective date defaults and may not be changed, but
when an asset is added to an IBL the effective date may be entered manually from
dates within an acceptable range. Guidelines for choosing an effective date are
included in the field description for EFFECTIVE
DATE below.
Any
Insurance Premium (IDC1) paid on the new asset will be added to the lease's original
Insurance Premium. If the Portfolio is set up so that Insurance Fee receivable
is automatically established as a percentage of the Insurance Premium, then an
additional Insurance Fee (IDR1) receivable will open on the G/L. (Refer to Calculations
under Initial
Direct Cost and Initial Direct Revenue for more explanation.) Once an
asset with Insurance Premium has been added midterm, payoffs at the asset level
cannot accurately prorate Insurance Premium and Fees.
This
update differs from the way the Rebook update [U0116] handles the addition of
an asset to a lease. The Rebook update [U0116] adds the asset to the lease as
if the asset were on-lease as of lease commencement. Asset Add-on [U0113] adds
the asset for the remaining term of the lease.

This
screen is used to specify the lease to which an asset is to be added.

If
an Automatic Lease Extension [U0108] has been added for the lease, a warning message,
shown above, "Auto Lease Extn info exists. Use [U0108AX] to correct info"
appears just before the add-on is processed. This message does not prevent adding
the asset. However, it will prevent the automatic extension from occurring when
the lease reaches maturity, unless the user follows the warning and uses [U0108AX]
to change extension information. It is necessary to access [U0108AX] even if no
change to extension information is actually required. At lease maturity, if [U0108AX]
has been used, the lease will be extended automatically. If it has not been used,
the lease will appear on the Automatic Lease Extension Exception report [U0430A]
and extension information will have to be entered manually on [U0108LX].
Asset
Add-on update [U0113] can not be used for non-accrual leases.

This
screen is used to specify the asset(s) to be added to the selected lease. Before
an asset number is entered, totals for cost, other charges, and residual value
are displayed for the selected lease.
Field
Descriptions
- ASSET
(scrolled area)
Enter
the number(s) of the asset(s) to be added to the selected lease. The asset(s)
must be in inventory under the portfolio, company, region, and office (P/C/R/O)
of the selected lease. If the asset is in inventory in another P/C/R/O, the Change
Key option of the Change Asset update [U0120] may be used to move it to the correct
P/C/R/O.
When an asset
number is entered, the cost, other charges, and residual of the asset are displayed
and added to the respective lease totals on the TOTAL line.
An
asset's status code must begin with A (available) to be booked onto a lease. Assets
added to inventory through the Add Asset option of the New Lease update [U0101]
automatically are in asset status AINV (available - in inventory). An asset's
status code may be changed through the Asset update [U0210].
- COST
(scrolled area)
The
acquisition cost of the asset is displayed, if the asset is new in inventory.
If the asset has come off lease or has a book accounting method of "operating,"
the COST is the inventoried value (net book value) of the asset. The value of
the asset may be changed through the Adjust
Original Cost option of the Change Asset update [U0120]. The COST of each
asset entered is added to the TOTAL COST and is displayed on the screen.
An optional module of LeasePak
adds the cost of the new asset to the cost of all the lessee's other assets and
compares the total to the Drawdown Credit Limit established for the lessee. If
the total exceeds the approved limit, the asset cannot be added. A switch on the
Portfolio update for New Leases [U0212NL] controls whether this feature is in
effect.
- OTHER
CHARGES
Other charges
to be capitalized associated with the asset are displayed. OTHER CHARGES are entered
in the Add Asset option of the New Lease update [U0101]. This amount may be changed
through the Adjust Original Cost option of the Change Asset update [U0120]. OTHER
CHARGES for each asset entered are added to the lease's TOTAL OTHER CHARGES.
- RESIDUAL
The residual value of the
asset is displayed. RESIDUAL is entered in the Add Asset option of the New Lease
update [U0101]. It may be modified through the Adjust Original Cost option of
the Change Asset update [U0120]. The RESIDUAL of each asset entered is added to
the TOTAL RESIDUAL and is displayed on the screen.
Not
applicable to interest bearing loans.

This
screen is used to specify payment schedule changes resulting from addition of
assets to this lease. Information about the existing lease and the remaining payment
schedule is displayed.
After
the payment schedule is adjusted and RETURN is pressed, new information for the
lease is calculated and displayed. This information should be verified.
For
operating leases, CONTRACT RECEIVABLE, TOTAL UNEARNED, NET INVESTMENT, and YIELD
are not calculated.
Note:
Prior to 2.2a, LeasePak would only calculate the percent of schedule based
on the weighted share of total acquisition cost on all assets. Now LeasePak allows
for an alternate calculation for percent of schedule based on the weighted share
of the total payment amount. See EBV Payoff Method in the Calculations Document
of the Reference Guide as well as the Miscellaneous Customizations option of the
Custom General update [U0712].
Field
Descriptions
- LESSEE
SHORT NAME
The short
name of the lessee is displayed.
- REMAINING
TERM
The remaining term
of the lease is displayed.
If
the lease is a month-to-month lease, EST. REMAINING TERM is displayed in lieu
of REMAINING TERM.
- ACCRUED
TO DATE
The accrued
to date of the lease is displayed in MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY format, depending on
the Date Format Preference
field in Security [U0706].
- EFFECTIVE
DATE
The later of the
accrued to date and the last payment effective date of the lease is displayed
in MM/DD/YY or DD/MM/YY format, depending on the Date
Format Preference field in Security [U0706]. For most types of leases, it
may not be changed.
For
interest bearing loans, the date may be changed and should be examined carefully
to determine a date which will preserve accurate calculation and billing of interest.
If an unacceptable date is entered, LeasePak's error messages help to determine
the range of acceptable dates.
The
system's formula to determine an appropriate effective date for an IBL is:
- The
most recent payment's effective date and the accrued to date; the latest of these
two dates is the earliest acceptable date for the add-on.
- The
next payment due date for the lease; this is the latest acceptable date for the
add-on.
If
the 1993 JULE Fund module was purchased, criteria for add-ons to IBLs are different.
With that module, when determining the range for an effective date LeasePak considers:
- The most
recent of the following two dates is the earliest acceptable date for an add-on:
- most recent principal
adjustment's effective date, which may be the date of the most recent payment
or the most recent principal write-up or write-down on IBL Principal Adjustment
[U0125]
- The
accrued to date, minus one month, plus one day (for example, accrued to June 1,
so add-ons cannot be effective before May 2)
The next payment due date for the lease
is the latest acceptable date for the add-on.
- ACQUISITION
COST - CURRENT
The current
acquisition cost of all assets on the lease is displayed.
For
operating leases, ACQUISITION COST is the net book value of the assets on the
lease.
- ACQUISITION
COST - NEW
The new acquisition
cost is calculated and displayed. It is calculated by adding the acquisition cost
of the added asset(s) to the acquisition cost of the lease. For operating leases,
ACQUISITION COST is the net book value of the assets on the lease.
- OTHER
CHARGES - CURRENT
The
current other charges of all assets on the lease are displayed.
- OTHER
CHARGES - NEW
The new
other charges are calculated by adding the other charges of the added asset(s)
to the other charges of the lease.
- RESIDUAL
- CURRENT
The current
residual of all assets on the lease is displayed.
Not
applicable to interest bearing loans.
- RESIDUAL
- NEW
The new residual
is calculated by adding the residual of the added asset(s) to the residual of
the lease.
Not applicable
to interest bearing loans.
- CONTRACT
RECEIVABLE - CURRENT
The
current contract receivable is displayed.
Not
applicable to operating leases or interest bearing loans.
- TOTAL
UNEARNED - CURRENT
The
current total unearned income is displayed.
Not
applicable to operating leases or interest bearing loans.
- NET
INVESTMENT - CURRENT
The
current net investment is displayed.
Not
applicable to operating leases.
For
interest bearing loans, NET INVESTMENT is the amount of principal outstanding.
- LESSOR
YIELD - CURRENT
The
current lessor yield is displayed.
Not
applicable to operating leases.
For
interest bearing loans, yield is only calculated for P&I accrual methods (not
P+I).
- REMAINING
PMT SCHEDULE
The remaining
payment schedule, based upon the number of lease payments accrued, is displayed.
The starting and the ending payment numbers of each remaining payment schedule
line are displayed.
- NUMBER
(scrolled area)
Change,
if desired, the number of payments. Remember, however, that the overall remaining
term of the lease may not be changed.
If
advance payments are displayed, the placement, or occurrence, of the advance payments
may be adjusted. However, the total dollar amount of advance payments in the remaining
payment schedule may not be altered.
If
the lease is a fixed term lease with an automatic conversion to a month-to- month
lease, the NUMBER of the last payment schedule must be 999. Changes to the number
of payments need not comply with the estimated remaining term.
- FREQUENCY
(scrolled area)
Change,
if desired, the frequency of the payments. Again, remember that the overall term
of the lease may not be changed.
- AMOUNT
(scrolled area)
Change the payment amount to reflect the addition of the
asset(s). The change in the contract receivable is used to calculate new information
for the lease (unearned, net investment, yield, etc., for non-operating leases).
For interest bearing
loans of P+I (principal plus interest) type, the total remaining payment amount
must equal the remaining principal balance within tolerance levels (refer to the
TOLERANCE parameter on the second
screen of the New Lease Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212]).
For interest bearing
loans of P&I (principal and interest) type, the total remaining payment amount
must be greater than the remaining principal balance.

This
screen is used to finalize the addition of asset(s) to the lease. The new lease
information and new payment schedule are displayed and should be verified.
For
operating leases, CONTRACT RECEIVABLE, TOTAL UNEARNED, NET INVESTMENT, and YIELD
are not calculated.
Field
Descriptions
- NET INVESTMENT - NEW
The
new net investment is calculated and displayed. NET INVESTMENT consists of:
CURRENT NET
INVESTMENT
+ CHANGE IN ACQUISITION COST
+ CHANGE IN OTHER CHARGES
+ CHANGE IN INITIAL DIRECT COSTS
- CHANGE IN ITC UNEARNED
Not applicable to operating leases.
For interest bearing
loans, NET INVESTMENT is the amount of principal outstanding.
- YIELD
- NEW
The new lessor
yield is calculated and displayed. Initial Direct Costs are adjusted for the new
asset, and the change in Initial Direct Costs is included in the calculation of
the new lessor yield depending on the setting of the INITIAL DIRECT COST EXCLUDED
FROM YIELD parameter on screen 1 of the New Lease Customizations option of the
Portfolio update [U0212]. Refer to the Document on LeasePak Calculations for more
information on yield calculations.
Not
applicable to operating leases.
For
interest bearing loans, yield is only calculated for P&I accrual methods (not
P+I).
- DO
YOU WISH TO ADD THESE ASSETS TO THIS LEASE (Y/N)?
Enter
Y to add the asset(s) to the lease.
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