Provides miscellaneous information on leases, including user defined calculations for gross receivable, net outstanding, and gross outstanding balances.
The content of the Account Balances report [R0103] is determined by the user during initial LeasePak customization. The items selected, however, must fit within a 132 character width report page. Items which are totaled (i.e., any dollar or percentage item) must fit within a 120 character width page. That is, non-totaled items (e.g., lease number, lessee name, etc.) must occupy at least 12 character widths on the report page. Contact your NetSol representative to establish or change the items that appear on this report. Refer to the content section below for the possible components of the report.
The report may be accessed through the Strategic Management report menu [R01].
The report may be selected interactively for:
The report may be automatically generated for all leases at the end of the month through the End of Period update [U0401]. Use the END OF PERIOD MODULES AND REPORTS screen under the End of Period Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212] to specify whether the report is created.
The report is organized by Portfolio, Company, Region, Office, or by Customer, Group, or by Vendor, and by lease accrual type.
The low and high balance checks apply to all three user defined balances:
If all balances do not fall within the range specified, the lease is not shown on this report.
Leave one value blank for an open-ended selection criteria. For example, if reporting is desired for all leases with a balance less than $100,000.00, leave the low balance blank and enter '100,000.00' as the high balance. If reporting is desired for all leases with a balance greater than $100,000.00, enter '100,000.00' as the low balance and leave the high balance blank. Leave both fields blank if the low and high balances are not required selection criteria.
The Account Balances report
[R0103] reports at the lease level. The information which is shown on the report
is determined by the user during the initial LeasePak customization. The possible
components of the report are as follows. The character width of each item is displayed
in parenthesis next to the item name. An asterisk ('*') appears next to the character
width of items which are totaled.
PRE Precomputed
OP Operating
SIM Simple
If the payoff amount could not be calculated, an asterisk ('*') is displayed. For example, if the payoff method entered on the lease form is not valid for the lease type (e.g., 'OPR' is invalid for non-operating leases), an asterisk is displayed.
Region, company, portfolio, and grand totals are shown for the number of leases, weighted average yield, and all dollar amounts.
A weighted average yield is more reflective of the actual yield than a simple average yield because the original cost for each lease is factored into the weighted average yield while the number of leases is the only factor for a simple average yield. If the original cost for each lease were exactly the same, the weighted average yield and the simple average yield would also be the same. However, if the original cost varies, a lease with a higher original cost and a higher yield than the simple average yield would 'pull up' the weighted average.
The weighted average yields are calculated using the following formula:
SUM OF THE (YIELD
* ORIGINAL COST) FOR ALL LEASES
/
BY THE TOTAL ORIGINAL COST FOR ALL LEASES
The following is an example of the weighted average yield formula:
DLS.ORG | * | YIELD | TOTAL | |
Lease 1 | $1,000.00 | * | 10% | $10,000.00 |
Lease 2 | $5,000.00 | * | 20% | $100,000.00 |
Total | $6,000.00 | $110,000.00 |
The weighted average yield of these two leases is:
$110,000.00 / $6000.00 = 18.33%
(The simple average yield of these two leases is 15%.)
In addition to the report, a scratch file is generated. The scratch file is given the name of 'LBR0103.SCR' and stored in the current default directory. If the program is run during EOP the file is then stored in the EOP directory with the file name 'EOP:Pxx_LBR0103.SCR'. The 'Pxx' in the EOP Fleming identifies the specific portfolios the that were selected to run the report.
The scratch file is created so that third party software applications / Ad Hoc reports can also reference these custom calculation values. The file structure for the scratch file follows.
File Structure:
NAME | POSITION | LENGTH |
POR/COM/REG/OFF/LEASE | 1 | 19 |
LEASE | 20 | 10 |
CUSTOMER and GROUP | 30 | 12 |
VENDOR | 42 | 9 |
GROSS RECEIVABLE BALANCE | 51 | 8 |
NET OUTSTANDING BALANCE | 59 | 8 |
GROSS OUTSTANDING BALANCE | 67 | 8 |
Layout For LBR0103.SCR scratch file fields:
The scratch file is a fixed length indexed file. The primary key is a composite of the Portfolio/Company/Region/Office/Lease. There is also a secondary key, Lease number. Both are unique and therefore do not allow duplicates. The values for Gross Outstanding Receivable Balance, Net Outstanding Balances, and Gross Outstanding Balances are stored as REAL numeric data types, not as strings.
The format is :
9999999999v99 with the decimal assumed (i.e.: the dollar value is stored in pennies, $100.00 would be stored as 10000)
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