The Change Lease Key update changes the accounting unit (portfolio, company, region, and office) portion of the lease key and attached notes payable key, if any. The lease number remains unchanged, as does any notes payable number.
If the accounting unit is changed:
Note: If the JULE Fund 1993 module has been purchased, then the old invoice number will be retained when the invoice is reversed and then reaccrued.
Also: Use tax is calculated based upon the current tax payment code and/or location of the asset(s). Incorrect use tax may be calculated if the location and/ or tax payment code was changed during the period for which the accrual reversal process is performed.
And: This update requires substantial processing and may take some time to complete.
This screen is used to select the lease whose key is to be changed.
Note: NetSol offers a stand-alone batch change key program which allows a user to perform the change lease key update for multiple leases based on input from a sequential text file created by the user. This program may be used during manual data conversions, for example, to copy converted leases from a conversion portfolio/company/region/office (P/C/R/O) to a live, production P/C/R/O. Batch Change Key may also be used when a group of leases is securitized.
All accruals since the effective date of the change are automatically reversed and reaccrued, and likewise all payments since the effective date are reversed and reapplied. The reversal of payment occurs using the original bank code.
Payment reversal requires Reverse Payments to Effective Date, and payment reapplication requires the Batch Payments module. A Batch Payments input file, named 99_sctzpmt.dat where 99 equals the portfolio number, is automatically generated for reapplication of payments. Contact NetSol for additional information.
Field Descriptions
Note:
Batch Change Key, lease utility 212, will not process a change to a lease which
has undergone a mid-term adjustment or due date change. An audit report and an
exception report are produced when the Batch Change Key utility is run. Leases
which have undergone mid-term adjustments or due date changes since the effective
date of the change key appear on the exception report. Change key must be processed
lease-by-lease with the Change Lease Key update [U0114].
Click here to learn more about the Batch Change Key utility 212
This screen is used to enter the new accounting unit portion of the lease key. The existing portfolio, company, region and office are displayed. The new accounting unit entered must be a valid combination of portfolio, company, region, and office.
Field Descriptions
If the portfolio number is not to be changed, enter the current portfolio number.
A portfolio number must be entered.
This screen replaces the previous screen if the LEASE/APPLICATION NUMBERING METHOD in the Auxiliary Table Maintenance menu Custom General option [U0712], is set to ENTR. This screen allows the user to change the PCRO and the Lease number.
Field Descriptions
If
the portfolio number is not to be changed, enter the current portfolio number.
A portfolio number must be entered.
This screen is used to specify the date for the change key process. All income accrued on or after the transfer date is accrued to the new portfolio, company, region, and office, if changed.
Note: Income accrued before the change key effective date will remain in the old accounting unit. However, if any payment has not been paid, the open accounts receivable record moves to the new accounting unit, and payments will be processed in the new accounting unit.
If a note payable is tied to the lease, all notes payable interest accrued on or after the transfer date is accrued to the new portfolio, company, region, and office.
Field Descriptions
If more than one payment was made to close an invoice, the full amount will be reapplied as one payment, unless the lease is an interest bearing loan. For IBLs, payments will be reapplied in the exact order of original application.
Any partially paid invoice will be reapplied as a partial payment. If the default payment order for assessments was manually overridden when the payment was originally made, the reapplication will not reflect that override. Assessments will be paid according to the payment order established for the lease's new key. All partial payments appear on the Batch Change Key Payment Exceptions report. Research them, using R0909 Account Payment History report. If the payment order was overridden on the initial payment application, determine whether the automatic reapplication should be adjusted manually to match.
Note: Batch Change Key, lease utility 212, creates a file which is automatically processed by the Reverse Payments to Effective Date program. Payments are reversed from the bank code in which they were originally applied. Payment reapplication is automatically performed by the Batch Payments module. The bank code for the reapplication may be specified when Batch Change Key is input in lease utility 212. If no bank code is specified, the codes from original payment applications are passed to the Batch Payments input file.
An audit report [U0114B] and an exception report [U0114A] are produced when Change Lease Key is complete. The audit report shows reapplication of all payments in the new P/C/R/O. The exception report shows informational messages, such as "Partial Payment Was Applied," and error messages if a change key could not be processed.
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