Daily Transaction Journal [R0405]

The Daily Transaction Journal report [R0405] provides an audit trail which can be used to prove the debit and credit entries to the General Ledger accounts each day. It may also be used to review the transactions processed for a specific lease and the resulting General Ledger debit and credit entries. Two reports are produced, a listing and a consolidation report.

The report may be accessed through the Audit Control report menu [R04].

The report may be selected to journal each transaction (the Transaction Listing report) and/or to summarize the transactions (Transaction Consolidation report). For either format, the report may be selected interactively for:

The report may be automatically generated for each portfolio at both the end of the day and the end of the month through the End of Period update [U0401]. The end of month report shows transactions for the entire month (since the last month end). 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 end of day and the end of month reports are listed separately.)

The report will also display all Change Lease Key [U0114], transactions with a lease displaying (OLD KEY) and/or (NEW KEY) in the Transaction Type column of the report. When a lease is selected, the report will include historical transactions from the previous key (s), if any, in chronological order.

 

Daily Transaction Journal Selection

 

Transaction Listing

LeasePak always uses the tax rate applicable to the lease due date, not the tax rate applicable to the date on which the accrual occurred.

The Transaction Listing report [R0405A] reports at the transaction level and provides the following information:

If your LeasePak setup is configured to archive historical general ledger names and numbers, and general ledger names/numbers have been changed, older transactions will be mapped to the appropriate historical general ledger account names/numbers. Refer to the overview document Historical General Ledger Names/Numbers for more information.

Transaction Consolidation

The Transaction Consolidation report [R0405B] summarizes by transaction type and provides the following information:

If your LeasePak setup is configured to archive historical general ledger names and numbers, and general ledger names/numbers have been changed, note that the U0405B only uses the most current names and numbers, even for older transactions made under historical names and numbers. Refer to the overview document Historical General Ledger Names/Numbers for more information.

 

Additional Information

TRANSACTION TYPES may have several debit/credit pairs required for the complete transaction. For example, one New Lease Add transaction might contain 2 to 30 different transaction debit/credit pairs, depending on the complexity of the new lease being added.

The effect of a debit or credit on a General Ledger account balance is as follows:

If the General Ledger account is a debit balance account:

A DEBIT TO THE ACCOUNT INCREASES THE BALANCE
A CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT DECREASES THE BALANCE

If the General Ledger account is a credit balance account:

A CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT INCREASES THE BALANCE
A DEBIT TO THE ACCOUNT DECREASES THE BALANCE

To determine if the General Ledger account is a debit balance account or a credit balance account, refer to the Chart of Accounts section in the General Ledger Accounting document of the Reference Guide.

The transaction debits and credits to each General Ledger account for the day may be totaled to validate the daily debit and credit totals shown on the General Ledger Entries Listing report [R0406]. Similarly, the transaction debits and credits to each General Ledger account for the month may be totaled to validate the month-to-date debit and credit totals shown on the General Ledger Entries Listing report [R0406].

 

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