'B' Method IBLs: refer to the
Interest Accrual After Maturity section of the Interest Bearing Loans overview document for more information on how LeasePak handles payoffs and terminations for loans with interest accrued after maturity.
The Payoff Quote update [U0213] is used to generate payoff or termination quotes for a lease or an asset. It enables the user to store information for a quote or retrieve the last saved quote for review. All information for the quote is saved, including the initials of the person who requested it and the date/time of the quote. Certain elements of the quote may be adjusted (e.g., fee/penalty charged), and 2 lines of free-form comments may be entered and stored with the other quote information.
If a quote exists for a lease or an asset at the time of the actual processing of a payoff or termination, information from the quote may be recalled to use in processing the payoff/termination. Data from the quote is displayed on the payoff/termination screen and may be modified if desired.
When a Payoff/Termination quote exists, the Payoff Quote update [U0213] will default the quote which has the earliest effective date and the current date falls prior to the Good Until date. If the date has expired or the effective date does not meet the current effective date, then Payoff/Terminations will retrieve the next quote based on earliest effective date. LeasePak will search all saved quotes in the RPD record until a valid quote is found. If multiple quotes with the same effective date exist for the lease, the quote with the earliest date and time stamp will default
A Payoff and/or Termination may be made to an asset that is attached to a lease with a MTM (month to month) status.
Payoff Quotes for Interest bearing loans are currently not supported by LeasePak.
Payoff Quotes for Asset Focus leases and Asset Focus assets are supported by LeasePak.
IQUOTE users: when making a batch payoff using IQUOTE, IQUOTE's payoff amount will override the payoff amount from LeasePak's Payoff Quote [U0213] update.
On the LeasePak main menu, click Updates, point to Maintenance[U02] and then click Payoff Quote [U0213].
This screen is used to specify the number of the lease or asset for which to quote.
When a lease or asset contains a Suspense balance item, a warning message will notify the user of the suspense balance amount prior to processing the Payoff Quote. This warning message will not be displayed for batch processes or when a Suspense balance is added and/or changed via the G/L Adjustments [U0121] update.
LeasePak evaluates the lease or asset specified by the user. For a non-Asset Focus lease or asset, the process for quote generation takes palce as explained in the following sections. The quote generation process for Asset Focus leases and assets differs.
To learn about the Payoff and Termination Quote process for Asset Focus leases and assets, please click here.
This screen appears once a lease or asset number is entered. If no current quote is stored for the lease or asset, then N is defaulted for DISPLAY LAST QUOTE and may not be changed. If a current quote exists, the QUOTE TYPE (P' for payoff, or T for termination) is displayed.
This screen is used to enter information required for a payoff or termination quote. It is shown if N is entered for the DISPLAY LAST QUOTE (Y/N) field on the previous screen. The short form of the lessee name is displayed.
EFFECTIVE DATE may be changed
to any date on or after the last payment effective date (it may be after
the lease maturity date). LeasePak calculates the hypothetical
reversals or accruals needed to create the quote (note that it does not
actually change the lease or loan). This means that the lease
is reversed or accrued to the first payment due date on or before the EFFECTIVE
DATE. For example, a lease with a payment due date of the first day of the
month and a payoff with an EFFECTIVE DATE in the past of 11/30, reverses
accruals to 11/1.
Note: Use tax is calculated based on 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 is changed during the period for which accrual reversal is performed.
LeasePak allows
the NPV Payoff method for Payoff Quotes on Operating type leases. The Base
Payoff amount calculation will use the NPV discount rate, the remaining payment
stream and the Residual Value of the asset. The Include
IDC in INV and OPR Payoff field in Payoff Customization [U0212] works
in conjunction with this field.
Payoff Quotes with NPV type method can not be recalled in the Payoff [U0103]
update.
LeasePak allows the Rule of 12/78th to be used as a payoff method for precomputed, AAPR/RAPR accrual methods leases only. Additionally, payoff quote effective date can not be less than the accrued to date.
This screen is used to specify the sales tax requirements for the payoff and, as such, is only shown for lease or asset payoff quotes. It is not displayed for termination quotes. This screen is displayed only if sales tax should be charged on the sale, as determined by the Lease Form code for the lease (refer to the Lease Form update [U0721]).
Sales tax calculated here appears in the actual Payoff update [U0103], and may be adjusted by changing the information through this screen or through its counterpart in the Payoff update.
PAY | The asset's portion of the BASE TAXABLE AMOUNT, determined by the asset's percentage in the total lease, is the default TAXABLE AMT for the asset. The BASE TAXABLE AMOUNT is defaulted to the base payoff amount and may be changed from its defaulted value if this code is chosen. |
RES | The asset's residual value is the default TAXABLE AMT for the asset. The BASE TAXABLE AMOUNT is defaulted to the total residual value and may be changed from its default. Note that this option will place the asset's residual value in the field TAXABLE AMT, and the total in the field BASE TAXABLE AMOUNT. A change of the BASE TAXABLE AMOUNT does not change the TAXABLE AMT for each asset. |
FMV | The fair market value of the asset, as entered by the user for each asset, is the taxable amount. Note that this option will not default a value in the field TAXABLE AMT for each asset, nor will a BASE TAXABLE AMOUNT be defaulted. |
CUR | The
current state, county, and city locations and use tax rates on file for the assets
should be used as the default sale location and sales tax rates for each asset
in the scrolled area. A specific state, county, or city rate can subsequently be automatically changed using the following default location and rate fields. For example, if the assets are being sold in their current location, however the applicable state sales tax rate is different from the defaulted state use tax rate, enter the STATE LOCATION DEFAULT and the STATE RATE DEFAULT to automatically change the defaulted state rate for all assets in that state. All other information is unaffected. This process may be repeated for multiple adjustments to the information in the scrolled area. |
NEW | The state, county, and city locations and rates for each asset should all be defaulted with a single user-specified state, county, and city location and rate. The location and rate is specified through the default location and rate fields. (Any or all of the state, county, and city locations and rates may be entered as default information.) |
LPQ | The
last quote's state, county, and city locations and sales tax rates for the assets
should be used as the default sale location and sales tax rates for each asset
in the scrolled area. This code is valid only when displaying the last quote.
A specific state, county, or city rate can subsequently be automatically changed using the default location and rate fields. For example, if the assets are being sold in their current location, however the applicable state sales tax rate is different from the defaulted state use tax rate, enter the STATE LOCATION DEFAULT and the STATE RATE DEFAULT to automatically change the defaulted state rate for all assets in that state. All other information is unaffected. This process may be repeated for multiple adjustments to the information in the scrolled area. |
TAXABLE AMT
* (ST RATE + CNTY RATE + CITY RATE)
The total SALES TAX for all assets is displayed at the bottom of the screen.
This screen is used to display the payoff/termination information, as calculated based upon the parameters entered on the previous screens.
Note: PER DIEM is displayed if the quote is for an interest bearing loan. INTEREST ADJUSTMENT is displayed if the quote is for a lease using the WO payoff method.
FEE/PENALTY, ITC RECAPTURE, and ADD'L CHARGES may be changed to any other value, including zero. SECURITY DEPOSIT may be reduced to any value between zero and the original amount. Also, 2 lines of freeform COMMENTS may be entered. The payment amounts outstanding are broken into 2 categories - delinquent and current. The same calculation used in the delinquency reports to determine if a payment is delinquent or current is used here.
If the Purchase Option method for the lease is PFIX (Calculated Payoff or Fixed Price Purchase) then, if the lease is matured as of the effective date, the Fixed Price Purchase amount is the base payoff amount. The message FIXED PRICE PURCHASE OPTION IN EFFECT is automatically entered as a default comment. This draws attention to the fact that the payoff calculation requested (INV in this example) has been overridden by the Fixed Price Purchase Option.
The Rebate amount of the Credit Life Insurance 1/2, Credit Disability 1/2 may be used to reduce the payoff amount. The additional G/L accounts added calculate the difference between the rebate amount and the existing unearned amount.
If the Insurance Unearned is to zero because of the canceled insurance, than the rebate amount must be zero in the Rebate screen of the Lease Form Code update [U0721].
LeasePak uses the following formula to calculate the rebate amounts for the Payoff [U0103] and/or Payoff Quote [U0213].
(((MTHS TO RUN * (MTHS TO RUN + 1) / ORIGINAL TERM * (ORIGINAL TERM + 1)) * TERMS CHARGES)
EXAMPLE: The following is an example on how LeasePak calculates the rebate amounts when an IBL type lease is processed.
Field Description | Value |
---|---|
Lease type | RAX5 |
Term length (Original Term) | 12 |
Original term + 1 | 13 |
Commencement date | 02/20/1989 |
First invoice due date | 03/20/1989 |
Payment frequency | MON |
Field Description | Value | |
---|---|---|
Term Charges | Credit Life Insurance 1 | 440.36 |
Credit Life Insurance 2 | 147.17 | |
Credit Disability Ins 1 | 594.09 | |
Credit Disability Ins 2 | 319.23 |
Due Date | Term (Accrued-to date) | Month To Run | Month To Run + 1 | LIF1 Rebate | LIF2 Rebate | Dis1 Rebate | Dis2 Rebate |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
2/20/1989 | 0 | 12 | 13 | 440.36 | 147.17 | 594.09 | 319.23 |
3/20/1989 | 1 | 11 | 12 | 372.61 | 124.53 | 502.69 | 270.12 |
4/20/1989 | 2 | 10 | 11 | 310.51 | 103.77 | 418.91 | 225.10 |
5/20/1989 | 3 | 9 | 10 | 254.05 | 84.91 | 342.74 | 184.17 |
6/20/1989 | 4 | 8 | 9 | 203.24 | 67.92 | 274.20 | 147.34 |
7/20/1989 | 5 | 7 | 8 | 158.08 | 52.83 | 213.26 | 114.60 |
8/20/1989 | 6 | 6 | 7 | 118.56 | 39.62 | 159.95 | 85.95 |
9/20/1989 | 7 | 5 | 6 | 84.68 | 28.30 | 114.25 | 61.39 |
10/20/1989 | 8 | 4 | 5 | 56.46 | 18.87 | 76.17 | 40.93 |
11/20/1989 | 9 | 3 | 4 | 33.87 | 11.32 | 45.70 | 24.56 |
12/20/1989 | 10 | 2 | 3 | 16.94 | 5.66 | 22.85 | 12.28 |
1/20/1990 | 11 | 1 | 2 | w5.65 | w1.89 | 7.62 | 4.09 |
2/20/1990 | 12 | 0 | 1 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 | 0.00 |
This screen allows the user to create an audit report of the payoff or termination quote that is displayed.
The Payoff Quote Audit report [U0213A] reports at the lease or asset level and provides the following payoff quote information for each lease or asset quoted:
ITC REVERSED / (1 - TAX RATE)
The TAX RATE is established on the second screen of the Miscellaneous Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212].
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