This update is part of the New Lease [U0101] group of updates. For an introduction to New Lease and links to all the New Lease documents, refer to
New Lease [U0101].
Book Lease Screens
Book Lease is an option of the New Lease update, which can be accessed through the main LeasePak Updates menu, New Lease option, or by entering U0101 into Fast Menu <F2>.
This option either books a lease created as the booking process progresses or books a lease from an existing application. In the case of an existing application, if the application information is complete and ready for booking, it may be easier to use the Quick Book Lease option of the New Lease update. In either case, assets to be attached to the lease must already be in inventory. Use either the Add Asset or Quick Add Asset option to add an asset to inventory.
The following audit reports will be generated after booking a lease. For report layouts, please refer to Lease Inquiry report [R0905] options:
The following audit report will also be generated.
The New Lease Invoice Status report [U0101B] is at the lease level and provides the following information for each lease booked:
Asset Focus Users: You will have the option whether or not to book an AFM lease through the following dialog:
Asset Focus applications and leases have specific requirements. See AFM Overview for more information.
Note: Vertex O does not support AFM leases.
This screen appears if the Application Tracking module, a separately purchased module of LeasePak, is used.
Note: It is very important to complete Book Requirements from the Application menu before using an application to book a lease. This will ensure that the application has the data consistency required by the Book Lease update.
One approach would be to create a status of ABOK. Applications that have completed Data Entry Requirement "book" level checks would be transferred to this status as they await booking. Updates on various fields could be disallowed for ABOK status.
Credit Bureau Reported lease numbers are not allowed to reuse. A lease number cannot be reused to book a lease that has been reported as a credit bureaus. Users will be prompted by and error message when trying to reuse a credit bureau reported lease number to book a lease.
This screen appears if an application number was not entered on screen 1 and either lease numbers are manually assigned or the user has the privilege to override automatically assigned numbers. Otherwise, LeasePak automatically assigns and shows the lease number, and screen 3 of this update is displayed.
The method LeasePak uses to assign lease numbers is determined by the LEASE/APPLICATION NUMBERING METHOD parameter. The options for assignment of lease number are:
Refer to the Miscellaneous Customizations option of the Custom General update [U0712] for more information on the application/lease numbering method.
Refer to the Security update [U0706] for more information on privilege to change automatically-assigned numbers.
This screen is used to specify the assets in inventory to be assigned to this lease.
Assets may be placed in inventory through the Add Asset option of the New Lease update [U0101] or through the Termination option of the Payoff update [U0103]. A termination occurs when the lessee ends the lease agreement and returns the asset to the lessor.
For Vertex O users Only: To book a lease switch Vertex O must be set to Y so that while booking a lease, LeasePak can identify whether or not to process tax charges at lease. A lease can only be a vertex O lease if it has an asset attached with TAID type of asset.
If Vertex O switch is turned on, the book lease will process invoices for assets with TAID is differently as compare to non-Vertex assets on lease. A vertex O lease must have TAID assets attached to it. Vertex O lease having asset with TAID will determine at lease level to calculate and process tax through Vertex O. When lease has an asset with TAID LeasePak process and calculate the tax charges or fees, which are actually due at lease commencement through Vertex O interface.
An asset must have an asset status code beginning 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 receive an asset status code of AINV (available - in inventory). The asset status code for an asset may be changed through the Asset update [U0210].
The maximum number of assets to associate with each lease is 200.
NOTE: An off-lease asset from inventory and previously tied to a lease and has previously calculated supplemental depreciation is not allowed to attach to a new lease that is required to book. Attempt to attach any asset with the above mentioned history with a new lease will display the following message to alert users to attach an asset without supplemental depreciation record.
If the asset has come off lease or the asset has a book accounting method of operating, the COST displayed is the inventoried value (net book value) of the asset.
Using the Change Cost option of the Change Asset update [U0120], the cost may be increased or decreased if the asset has never been on lease; or the value of the asset may be decreased (written down) if the asset has come off lease.
For assets booked to operating leases, OTHER CHARGES are not carried on the General Ledger; they are not capitalized.
NOTE: U0101 Book Lease will check if the asset in inventory has been tied a lease with an activity status code of either NCxx or NPxx than, it will check that whether or not the lease has been change keyed from a previous portfolio, LeasePak will display the following message and does not allow U0101 Book Lease to proceed.
"Asset not allowed"Once an asset is booked onto a new lease, the previously change keyed lease can no longer be change key reversed back to the original portfolio, company, region, and office if reversal is required.
This screen is used to enter financial information and payment schedule(s) for the lease. Totals of acquisition cost, other charges, and residual for all the assets entered on the previous screen are displayed.
Enter the term of the lease in months. An edit check for a maximum and minimum lease term may be defined through the third screen of the New Lease Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212]. The lease term is used to audit the payment schedule entered and to calculate the lease maturity date.
LEASE TERM may be left blank for operating leases with an ACCRUAL METHOD of AOPM or ROPM. If no LEASE TERM is entered and 999 is entered as the last payment schedule number, MTM is displayed in this field to indicate a month-to-month lease.
For an Asset Focus lease, LeasePak calculates the term (months) based on the payment schedule.
Enter the accrual/billing cycle value or use the dropdown to list the available options. This field determines whether the lease will accrue on a Bi-Weekly, Monthly, Semi-Monthly, or Weekly basis. The selected option of this field affects the number of accrual/billing cycles,(in conjunction with the term value in months), along with the type of payment frequencies allowed. The default value is M-Monthly.
For application based leases, users can change the type of accrual/billing cycle value during booking. However, if the user has changed the accrual/billing cycle value, then the payment schedule frequency must also be updated as per the selected accrual/billing cycle value entered. The frequency column of the payment schedule lists the codes depending on the selected value of the accrual/billing cycle for a particular contract. Listed below are the valid accrual/billing cycle values:
Alternate Accrual/Billing Cycles: For details of non-monthly accrual/billing cycle, refer to the Alternate Accrual/Billing Cycles overview document.
The number of accrual/billing cycles defined for the lease will be displayed. The number of accrual/billing cycles shows the calculated number of payments in the payment schedule based on the Accrual/Billing Cycle(s) field.
Calculated number of payments in payment schedule = Term (months) / 12 * Number of periods in a year
For Example: Monthly (Term) = 36 months
Accrual/Billing Cycle Value | Periods per year | Formula | # Accrual/Billing Cycle(s) Value |
M - Monthly | 12 | 36 / 12 * 12 = 36 | 36 monthly periods/payments |
S - Semi-Monthly | 24 | 36 / 12 * 24 = 72 | 72 semi-monthly periods/payments |
B - Bi-Weekly | 26 | 36 / 12 * 26 = 78 | 78 bi-weekly periods/payments |
W - Weekly | 52 | 36 / 12 * 52 = 156 | 156 weekly periods/payments |
With a precomputed accrual method, the amount of income to be earned can be determined at the start of the lease. Examples are the FASB method of income recognition, straight line, and Rule of 78s.
With simple interest accrual, the income to be earned depends on the daily outstanding balance of the lease and, therefore, cannot be pre-determined at the start of the lease. Simple interest accrual methods may be entered only if the Loan Accounting module is purchased. For simple interest accrual methods in the Interest Bearing Loan category (i.e., xAXx, xAFx, xIXx, xIFx), the residual value for the assets to be booked to the loan act as a balloon payment. Assets to be booked to a loan must bypass federal, state, alternate minimum, and book depreciation, as well as ITC and ETC.
For operating leases there are 3 accrual methods: straight line, payments method, and variable rate. In the straight line method (AOSL, ROSL), an average monthly income is accrued, with the difference from the actual monthly payment being recorded as unbilled income. In the payments method (AOPM, ROPM), the actual payment amount is recorded as income. In the variable rate method (AOVE, ROVE), combined principal and interest as entered on the original payment schedule, plus an interest adjustment each month based on a floating rate, is recorded. Operating leases may only be booked if the Operating Leases module is purchased; variable rate operating leases, if that module is purchased.
Note: Assets booked under operating leases must have a book depreciation method entered and must have the book accounting method OPER. If both of these conditions are not met, a message is displayed and the booking may not continue. Use the Change Depreciation option of the Change Asset update [U0120] to enter a book depreciation method and the correct book accounting method.
Likewise, assets booked under non-operating leases must have the book accounting method FIN. If this condition is not met, a message is displayed and lease booking may not continue. Use the Change Depreciation option of the Change Asset update [U0120] to enter the correct book accounting method.
For an Asset Focus lease, LeasePak determines the accrual method based on the payment schedules of the assets attached to the lease. LeasePak prompts the user to select either advance or arrears method incase of a wrong selection by the user that does not match with the payment schedules of the attached assets.
If the selected accrual method does not match with the payment schedule of the assets, LeasePak prompts the user to select the accrual method.
More detailed explanations of accrual methods are found in the Calculations document.
For prorate income, see Prorate Income module documentation.
NONE No broker fee exists for this lease.
PRIN The broker fee is capitalized. The net investment for the lease is increased by the broker fee amount.
RATE The broker fee is not capitalized. The net investment for the lease is not increased by the broker fee amount.
This method is invalid if the IDC ACCOUNTING METHOD parameter on the second screen of the IDC/IDR Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212] is set to AMOR. If initial direct costs are being amortized over the term of the lease, the broker fee is always included in IDC and capitalized.
The amount of the broker fee is recorded in the Commission Fees Payable account. This account is cleared only when a check is disbursed to the broker on the last screen of this update option or through the Check Disbursal option of the New Lease update [U0101].
For operating leases this field may not be entered. Any down payment should be entered as an advance payment. For straight-line operating leases (AOSL, ROSL), the down payment is recorded in Unbilled Operating Lease Income and recognized as part of the average monthly income over the term of the lease.
Note: If the DOWN PAYMENT IS INFORMATIONAL ONLY switch in Miscellaneous Customization option of the Portfolio update is set to Y, this field may be informational only and have no impact on calculation of yields, payments, invoices or G/L transactions.
If no amount is entered here, the system automatically calculates an amount for initial direct costs based upon the initial direct cost percentage or the initial direct cost fixed dollar amount as established on the second screen of the New Lease Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212]. Refer to the Calculations document for more information on the calculation of initial direct costs.
Note: U0101 Book Lease will not calculated the funding tax if broker tied to a lease has Funding Tax Payment Code as CITY, CNTY, CNCI, STAT, STCI, STCN, ALL.
For Vertex-O Users Only: Vertex-O types of lease(s) are not supported to calculate funding tax.
Interim rent may either be taken directly into income when the lease is booked or be considered a part of contract receivable, thus spreading the recognition of interim rent income over the life of the lease. Operating leases always recognize interim rent income in a lump sum at the beginning of the lease. Income recognition is controlled by the INTERIM RENT (Y/N) parameter on the first screen of the New Lease Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212].
If LeasePak is setup to take interim rent as income, it will adjust the amount amongst the assets based on their payment percentages according to their schedules.
For example, given a lease with the following information:
36 monthly payments of $300.00
residual value = $1,000.00, of which $800.00 is guaranteed
The contract receivable is calculated as (36 times $300.00) plus $800.00, or $11,600.00, and would be stored in the Contract Receivable general ledger account as such. This amount is also displayed as MIN LSE PMTS (LESSOR) on screen 8 of this update option. The amount in the Unguaranteed Residual general ledger account is $200.00.
At the time of an asset or lease payoff, LeasePak will distribute the guaranteed residual amongst all assets attached to an Asset Focus lease based on their residual percentage of schedule.
The Sum of Payments and Calc. Total Payment fields work in conjunction with the Verify Sum of Payments (Y/N) field in the Miscellaneous Customization option of the Portfolio [U0212] update. The field must be set to Y in order for LeasePak to perform the edit check.
When the Vehicle Finance module is purchased, the above screen appears. The Total Insurance Premium, Notary Fee, Vendor Subsidy, Total Insurance Fee, Registration Fee and Opening Commission Fee do not appear. The IDC/IDR information will be entered in another screen. All other fields as described above remain the same.
This screen is used to enter participation factors, if applicable, for the vendor and investor under all lessor accrual methods except simple interest. An alternate screen appears instead if the lessor accrual method (ACCRUAL LESSOR) is a simple interest method.
The CONTRACT FACTOR is calculated and displayed for precomputed interest leases but not for operating leases. Contract (lease) factor is calculated as: average monthly rental income / (capitalized cost + residual)
When RETURN is pressed, yields are calculated and displayed. The contract/lease yield is APR based on the Contract Factor, calculated using the standard method: APR factor * 2400. A message appears indicating yields are displayed on the screen. This allows the user to verify that system-calculated yields fall within the normal range. If not, the financial information entered may be incorrect.
Yields are not calculated for month-to-month operating leases since they cannot be determined until after the lease is terminated.
For level yield leases billed monthly in arrears (LESSOR ACCRUAL is RAPR), and for principal and interest bearing loans billed monthly in arrears
(LESSOR ACCRUAL is RAXx), the yield displayed when RETURN is pressed may change. If the LEASE DATE AFFECTS YIELD parameter on the New Lease screen of
the Portfolio update [U0212] is set to Y, accrual for RAPR and RAXx leases begins on the lease date rather than the commencement date. Once LEASE DATE is entered on
the next screen, yield is recomputed.
The Lessor orig unearned rental income amount will be used to calculate the yield same way as Book IDC accounting method (I/A/B) is today using the current Book IDC accounting method (I/A.B) and initial direct cost exclude from yield field values.
Once user completes the lease booking process from this update, LeasePak will copy the following current values from the Portfolio 2 table into the Lease 3 table:
IDC ASC 842 accounting method (I/A/B)
Vendor participation may be entered for operating leases, if the VENDOR PARTICIPATES IN INCOME parameter of the New Lease Customization option of the Portfolio update [U0212] is set to N (vendor participates in the payments of the lease). If the above parameter is set to Y, the vendor participation fields may not be accessed for operating leases.
Note: Vendor income participation should not be entered if the lease has a payment schedule of variable amounts. The schedule may have skip payments and/or multiple advance payments, but the payment amount must be the same throughout the lease term.
If the lessor accrual method (ACCRUAL LESSOR) is the level yield method (i.e., AAPR or RAPR), then the vendor method must also be AAPR or RAPR. The lessor accrual method and the vendor accrual method (ACCRUAL VENDR) must either be both advance (i.e., first character of the accrual method is an A) or both arrears (i.e., first character of the accrual method is an R).Click on the Help arrow for a list of valid accrual methods.
For operating leases, ACCRUAL LESSOR and VENDOR ACCRUAL METHOD must be the same. Vendors may participate in month-to-month leases.
Not applicable to operating leases.
Note:
Vendor income participation should not be entered if the lease has a payment schedule
of variable amounts. The schedule may have skip payments and/or multiple advance
payments, but the payment amount must be the same throughout the lease term.
Not applicable to operating leases.
INVESTOR may be entered for operating leases for informational purposes only. Investors may not participate in operating leases.
Note: Investor income participation should not be entered if the lease has a payment schedule of variable amounts. The schedule may have skip payments and/or multiple advance payments, but the payment amount must be the same throughout the lease term.
Not applicable to operating leases.
Not applicable to operating leases.
Note: Investor income participation should not be entered if the lease has a payment schedule of variable amounts. The schedule may have skip payments and/or multiple advance payments, but the payment amount must be the same throughout the lease term.
Not applicable to operating leases.
This screen is used to enter the lessor rate and the vendor and investor associated with this lease if the lessor accrual method (ACCRUAL LESSOR) is a simple interest method.
If the accrual method is not VT or VL (the simple interest principal portion of the payment only is entered in the payment schedule), when RETURN is pressed, the lessor yield is calculated and displayed. A message appears indicating that the yield is displayed on the screen. This allows the user to verify that the yield falls within the expected range. If not, the financial information entered may be incorrect.
For VT and VL methods, only the principal portion of the lease payments is entered into the payment schedule; these methods do not require an internal yield calculation.
An alternate screen is used if the lessor accrual method (ACCRUAL LESSOR) is a precomputed or operating lease accrual method.
The percentage entered here depends on the simple interest accrual method used for the lessor (ACCRUAL LESSOR):
The lessor accrual method (LESSOR ACCRUAL) is simple floating if the second and third characters are:
If the percentage to be entered is 2%, for example, enter _2.00000, not ____.02000.
If the add-on rate is zero, do not enter any add-on rate. LeasePak accepts the entry of zero.
A negative add-on may be entered by entering a minus sign ('-) in front of the float rate percentage add-on (for example: -2.00000).
The lessor accrual method (LESSOR ACCRUAL) is simple fixed if the second and third characters are:
This screen appears in the Book Lease option when the Enhanced IDC/IDR module is purchased.
This option allows the user to establish IDC/IDR information for the lease that is being booked. These fields may be customized in the Assessment Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212].
The IDC/IDR fees entered will be tracked during the life of the lease, as well as provide an Amortization Schedule based on the accrual methods used when the lease was booked. If an application is entered and Enhanced IDC/IDR fees are entered at the time of entry, all relevant information on the application is transferred and displayed.
The fifty-three additional G/L accounts that have been added in LeasePak v3.1a will track receivables, fees, expenses, debits and credits. All G/L accounts can be reconciled via the Lease Inquiry [R0905]. Specific accounts may reconciled via the G/L Reconciliation [R0403], G/L Entries Listing [R0406] and the Master G/L Reconciliation [U0460] reports. Refer to General Ledger Accounting for detailed information.
Additionally, LeasePak v3.2a will perform Alternate book lease transactions when performing corresponding GAAP book lease transactions. The amounts will be identical to the current IDC journal entries. This will provide accounting information and allow the alternate accounting values to be recorded for retail dealer reserves.
Multiple depreciations methods, lease receivables, rental incomes, asset sales, subvention income, acquisition fees and dealer reserves will be recorded in additional G/L accounts.
The new alternate accounting method will allow a for multiple depreciation methods on a single asset. For example a Straight Line depreciation method without subtracting Salvage Value or Residual Values on a 60 month fixed term. The second an ADR Straight Line without subtracting Salvage Value or Residual Values on a 60 month fixed term. The third depreciation method includes a monthly depreciation of 2.5% of the Assets Net Value, switching to a Straight Line over 5 years in the beginning of the year, when the monthly depreciation of the straight line is greater than the declining depreciation method. Two new fields have been added to this update to support the alternate accounting: RESERVES SL TERM and ACQ. FEE SL TERM.
The values of this fields will be displayed in Lease Inquiry Report [R0905] Asset Detail section.
When the Partial Deductions module is purchased, all A/R records will default to the lease at time of booking.
Leases with Operating type accrual methods will be amortized with straight line methods. All other accrual methods, will be amortized with a proportional income basis method. However, IDRC-Warranty Insurance will use only straight line methods.
Leases that are booked with precomputed methods will use a straight line amortization schedule when the following applies:
If the Sum of Payment Schedule - Total Contract Acquisition Cost = (+/ -) 0.99
Leases that are booked with IBL type accrual methods must have the Estimated Unearned income manually entered into the L_EST_UE_D field in the RAP or the RLS tables in order to calculate the earned IDC/IDR:
New Earned IDC/IDR: ((Lessor Rental Income Y-T-D/Estimated Unearned) *Original IDC/IDR) - IDC/IDR Y-T-D
If there is nothing entered in this field, LeasePak will calculate the Estimated Unearned as follows:
Estimated Unearned = Minimum Payments Receivable - Total Contract Acquisition Cost
The Total Contract Acquisition Cost is calculated as follows:
+ Unguaranteed Residual
- (Acquisition Cost - Down Payment)
- Other Charges
Minimum Lease Payments Receivable is calculated as follows:
Number of Payments * payment amount (according to payment schedule)
+ Guaranteed Residual
+ Interim Rent (when Interim Rent is set to N in [U0212NL])
If the yield/rate (Total Interest Rate) is zero, a straight line amortization method will be used for IBL's.
Note: The INCLUDE IDC IN 'NPV' and 'OPR' PAYOFFS' switch in the Payoff Customizations option of the Portfolio [U0212] update have no affect on the new IDC/IDR fields.
Enhanced IDC/IDR, supports the following accrual methods when only one asset is tied to the lease:
Field
Descriptions
Note: The U0101 - Book Lease totals the amount of dealer bonus on the assets and process these total dealer bonus amount on the lease when user books a lease.
LeasePak produces the following general ledger entries to book a lease. LeasePak stores the amount of dealer bonus at asset level and roll it up to the lease level. Leasepak stores the amount of lease level amount to record to produce general ledger entry. LeasePak will only produce these GL entries when user books a lease.
If the transaction is pre-computed LeasePak will produce the following General Ledger transactions:
General Ledger Account | Amount |
DR IDC6 - UNAMORT D/L DEALER BONUS | Amount - New lease amount |
CR IDC6 - D/L DEALER BONUS PAYABLE |
If the transaction is operating lease LeasePak will produce the following General Ledger transactions:
General Ledger Account | Amount |
DR IDC6 - UNAMORT O/L DEALER BONUS | Amount - New lease amount |
CR IDC6 - O/L DEALER BONUS PAYABLE |
If the transaction is interest bearing loan lease LeasePak will produce the following General Ledger transactions:
General Ledger Account | Amount |
DR IDC6 - UNAMORT DEALER BONUS | Amount - New lease amount |
CR IDC6 - DEALER BONUS PAYABLE |
For example if the user enters 1 for the reserves depreciation basis, the amount will be expensed up front during the accrual update. This will allow the amount to be expensed over 1month. If the user enters 3, the amount will be expensed over 3 months.
This field is input required when any of the dealer reserve fields are populated.
This field is input required when any of the dealer reserve fields are populated.
The total dealer reserve amount for the lease appears. The amount displayed is the total dealer reserve amounts from all assets tied to the lease. This field is display only and users cannot change the dealer reserves value at this screen. Users must purchase Enhanced IDC/IDR module to get this filed. This filed will only appears if Allow Dealer Reserve switch is set to Y.
The check type of DRES can disburse dealer reserves amount on the check disbursal screen. LeasePak stores dealer reserves amount at the asset level and roll up this amount to lease level. LeasePak records this lease level amount into the GL accounts. LeasePak produces the GL transactions only if the lease is booked therefore, the asset becomes payable once it is booked on lease.
Following are the general ledger entries if the transaction is pre-computed:
General Ledger Account | Amount |
DR IDC7 - UNAMORT D/L DEALER RESERVE | Amount - New lease add |
CR IDC7 - D/L DEALER RESERVE PAYABLE |
Following are the general ledger entries if the transaction is operating:
General Ledger Account | Amount |
DR IDC7 - UNAMORT O/L DEALER RESERVE | Amount - New lease add |
CR IDC7 - O/L DEALER RESERVE PAYABLE |
Following are the general ledger entries if the transaction is interest bearing loan lease:
General Ledger Account | Amount |
DR IDC7 - UNAMORT DEALER RESERVE | Amount - New lease add |
CR IDC7 - DEALER RESERVE PAYABLE |
Subvention field's values can be entered at the time of booking a lease or it can be retrieved from approved application. LeasePak will store the subvention field's data in the rlsv Lease Subvention table.
NOTE:The above screen will only appear if the Enhanced IDC/IDR Module is purchased.
LEASE DATE is used by the Payment Reschedule update [U0104] to make annual lease payment adjustments (adjustment method of CPI).
With JULE Fund 1994, when LEASE DATE AFFECTS YIELD parameter set to Y on the New Lease Customization option of the Portfolio update [U0212], LEASE DATE is the date on which the first period's accrual begins. This applies only to leases with lessor accrual methods RAPR, RAX0, RAX5, RAX6 and RAXE.
In the Portfolio update [U0212], second screen of the New Lease Customizations option, the maximum number of days before and after the current date may be specified as limits on the lease date. For example, limits may be established which require that lease dates be no more than 30 days before and no more than 5 days after the current date.
The day portion of the date must be the same as the FIRST PAYMENT DUE DAY. The lease maturity date is calculated based on the COMMENCEMENT DATE and the lease term.
The maximum number of days from the LEASE DATE may be specified in the Portfolio update [U0212], second screen of the New Lease Customizations option. For example, a limit may be established which requires that the COMMENCEMENT DATE be no more than 10 days after the LEASE DATE.
If a COMMENCEMENT DATE in the future is entered, the lease is regarded as pre-booked. In this case, the lease account is set up and a receivable is recorded, but no invoice is produced until one month before the COMMENCEMENT DATE.
If a COMMENCEMENT DATE in the past is entered and the lease is an operating lease, the inventory value of the assets at commencement is used as the starting cost. The book depreciation accrued between the commencement date and the current date is added to the lease's accumulated depreciation.
The maximum number of days before and after the current date may be specified in the Portfolio update [U0212], second screen of the New Lease Customizations option, as limits on the DISBURSEMENT DATE. For example, limits may be established which require that all disbursement dates be no more than 10 days before and no more than 30 days after the current date.
DISBURSEMENT DATE on the last screen of Book Lease (check disbursal screen) defaults to the date entered here, but may be overridden there.
The late charge method on the lease form defaults to LATE CHARGE CODE. The number of grace days on the lease form is the default for the GRACE PERIOD (DAYS). If JULE Fund 1994 was purchased, lease form also controls whether advanced invoicing is in effect.
Notes on specific late charge methods. For leases using 'GFT*' or 'GFL*' late charge methods, you must set grace days through the
Lease Form [U0721] and override if needed at the application/lease level. For leases using late charge methods that assess only one late charge per invoice (such as 'PERC' and 'FIX'), LeasePak will assess the late charge only if both the following are true:
1. Invoice due date + grace days < current accrued-to date
2. Invoice due date + grace days >= current accrued-to date - one month
I: Individual - The individual invoice format is used if the lease is the only one billed on the invoice. The group invoice format is used if the lease is billed with other leases for the same lessee which are due on the same payment due day.
C: Coupon Books - Coupon books are used. Leases with this code do not have individual or group invoices produced by the system. The actual coupon books must be created outside of LeasePak.
F: Group Invoice - The group invoice format is used. This feature standardizes the billing format for individual and group invoices to the group invoice format. This means an invoice is produced according to the group format even if this lease is not actually part of a group billing.
N: No Invoice - Leases with this code do not have invoices produced by the system. Billing, if any, is outside of LeasePak.
C The customer address is used as the billing address. This address can be changed in the Customer update [U0205].
L The lessee address is used as the billing address. This address can be changed in the Lessee update [U0203].
I The individual billing address is used as the billing address. The value I can be entered only if the a group is not attached to the lease. If I is used to enter or change the individual billing address.
Note: The individual billing address should be used for exceptions only. Normally, the lessee address is used.
This amount becomes due on the maturity date. On leases billed in arrears, this amount will appear on the final invoice, along with the final rent amount, due on the lease maturity date. On leases billed in advance, the final rent is due at the beginning of the final period. A separate invoice for the fixed price purchase amount will be produced, due on the maturity date.
The code determines whether the fixed price purchase option should be billed one-time only or billed continuously until it's paid or another action is taken (e.g., a lease extension). Valid codes are:
CONT Continuous billing
ONCE One-time billing
NONE Do not bill
AUTO CHARGE OFF value is defaulted from the Application record if the Application Tracking module is purchased. If Auto Charge Off is Y and the lease has been delinquent for 121 days or more, the lease will be automatically terminated through an End Of Day process.
Automatic charge off may be deferred for an established number of days. Up to 10 different deferral explanations may be established on the Custom Code list using Custom Code Update [U0722]. If the Auto Charge Off is set to 1 through 9 and the lease has been delinquent for at least 121 days plus the deferral period, the lease will be terminated through an End Of Day process.
Note that Auto Charge Off works for finance leases, not for operating leases.
For more information on the Auto Charge Off/Suspended Earnings module, refer to End of Day Auto Charge Off [U0440] in End of Period modules [U04].
IBL B Method users: LeasePak sets this field to 'N' and you cannot change it.
Enter I, to allow LeasePak to capitalize unpaid interest on the lease due date. This field applies only if the lessor accrual method for the application indicates an interest bearing loan and the IBL A or B BEHAVIOR is set to A in Custom General [U0712]. When the lease is not an IBL, this field will not be accessible.
If the field value is N, capitalized interest will not be calculated for IBLs with SKIP periods.When this field is set to N, Payoff/Terminations [U0103] may be processed with the Effective Date greater than the Accrued to date.
This field is not supported for use with interest bearing loan non-monthly accrual/billing cycle leases. For detailed description of non-monthly accrual/billing cycles, refer to Alternate Accrual/Billing Cycles overview document.
The floating rate as of the commencement date of the lease is displayed. It should be verified.
This field is not supported for use with interest bearing loan non-monthly accrual/billing cycle leases. For detailed description of non-monthly accrual/billing cycles, refer to Alternate Accrual/Billing Cycles overview document.
Specify the percentage of the base rate to use as the floating rate for the loan. You can specify a base rate percentage or an add-on rate, but not both. Default value is 100%.
Refer to the overview document Commercial Loan (opens in a new window) for more information on features of the Commercial Loan module.Specify which day of a given month to use in beginning to choose rates from the rate table. Valid values are 0 through 31. Select '0' (default value) to use current LeasePak behavior, which is to use rates individually. This field works in conjunction with Next Rate Set Month--if you set this field to '0', you must also set Next Rate Set Month to '0'.
Refer to the overview document Commercial Loan (opens in a new window) for more information on features of the Commercial Loan module.For regular quarterly (QTR), semiannual (SEMI), or annual (ANNL) payment schedules, specify the start month(s) of the periodic cycles. For example, to specify the beginnings of Q1-Q4 as July, October, January, April (in that order), select '7'. To specify a first half-year beginning in September and a last half-year beginning in March, select '9'. This field works in conjunction with Next Rate Set Day--if you set this field to '0', you must also set Next Rate Set Day to '0'.
Refer to the overview document Commercial Loan (opens in a new window) for more information on features of the Commercial Loan module.Specify how often to check the rate table for changes. If Next Rate Set Day and Next Rate Set Month are '0', you must select either 'DAY' (check daily) or 'NONE' (default--also checks daily). If Next Rate Set Day/Month are not '0', you can select anything but 'DAY' or 'NONE'. The other options are 'MON' (check monthly), 'QTR' (check quarterly), 'SEMI' (check semiannually), and 'ANNL' (check annually).
Refer to the overview document Commercial Loan (opens in a new window) for more information on features of the Commercial Loan module.Specify 'C' (Calendar Day), 'P' (Previous Business Day), or 'F' (Following Business Day). If you wish to specify 'P' or 'F', you must set Calendar Code to something other than 'BASE' or (None).
Refer to the overview document Commercial Loan (opens in a new window) for more information on features of the Commercial Loan module.Select a calendar from the list. You can set up additional custom calendars through the special Commercial Loan version of the Weekend And Holiday Assgn [U0720] (opens in a new window) update. You must set the Calendar Code to 'BASE' or (None) if you wish to specify 'C' (Calendar Day) for Use Business Day.
Refer to the overview document Commercial Loan (opens in a new window) for more information on features of the Commercial Loan module.If the lease's DISBURSEMENT DATE is after the COMMENCEMENT DATE, the field title is FUNDING INTEREST PAYABLE. Funding interest payable increases the accounts payable for the first asset on the lease.
If the DISBURSEMENT DATE is before the COMMENCEMENT DATE, the field title is FUNDING INTEREST EARNED. Funding interest earned reduces the accounts payable for the first asset on the lease with an accounts payable balance.
The amount is calculated as follows:
PRINCIPAL BALANCE * INTEREST RATE * FUNDING DAYS
NUMBER OF DAYS IN YEAR
The parts of this calculation are derived as follows:
ORIGINAL ACQUISITION COST
+ OTHER CHARGES
+ DOCUMENTATION FEE
- CAPITAL REDUCTION
+ BROKER FEE (if broker payment method is PRIN)
The interest rate is the CONTRACT FACTOR entered on a previous New Lease screen.
The number of days between the COMMENCEMENT DATE and the DISBURSEMENT DATE is displayed if FUNDING INTEREST EARNED or PAYABLE is calculated. It should be verified.
DISCOUNT RATE should be expressed as an annual rate. If the rate is 10%, enter 10.00000, not ___.10000.
The following criteria are used to select a default rate from the Transfer Price Rate table:
Note: Transfer price rate must be filled in if Product Type code is entered.
The cash outflow is calculated as follows:
ORIGINAL ACQUISITION COST
+ OTHER CHARGES
+ BROKER FEES
- DOWN PAYMENT
- SECURITY DEPOSIT
- INTERIM RENT- A
DVANCE PAYMENTS(S)
The interim rent is included only if it is also included in the yield calculation, as specified through the INTERIM RENT (Y/N) parameter on the first screen of the New Lease Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212].
The number of days between the COMMENCEMENT DATE and the DISBURSEMENT DATE is displayed if FUNDING INTEREST EARNED or PAYABLE is calculated. It should be verified.
When entry on this screen is complete, a message may appear, RECALCULATED YIELD. NEW YIELD IS xx.xxxxx. With purchase of the JULE Fund 1994, a parameter is added to the New Lease Customizations screen of the Portfolio update [U0212]. That parameter allows one lengthened initial accrual period for level yield leases and some interest bearing loans billed monthly in arrears, using Lease Date rather than commencement date as the beginning of the first accrual period. After Lease Date is entered on this screen, the yield is recalculated. This applies only to accrual methods RAPR and RAXx.
This screen is used to enter recurring charges for the lease. A recurring charge is an amount assessed with each payment due on or between the START DATE and the END DATE entered here. The column labels on the screen can be customized through Field Customization option of the Portfolio update [U0212FC].
Accounting for recurring charges payable is supported for both cash (C) and accrual (A) basis. For cash basis the charge is not payable to the broker or vendor until payment is received from the lessee. Broker names and addresses are maintained in the Broker update [U0219]; Vendor names and addresses, in the Vendor update [U0201].
For accrual basis recurring charges users mustown "Accrual Basis Recurring Charges" module. If any recurring charges are due on commencement date and not paid while booking a new lease and that particular recurring charge is set to use accrual basis accounting as set from U0212 Portfolio → Assessment Customizations then LeasePak maintains paid general ledger entries for accrual basis than assessment receivables - RCR charges will be stored as debit and assessment income/payable recurring charges as credit.
The recurring charge descriptions on the screen, MAINTENANCE, INSURANCE, and BROKER, can be customized through the Assessment Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212].
If the Extended Recurring Charges Payment Schedule module is purchased, up to 15 types of recurring charges can be established. However, the total number of other assessments and recurring charges that may be on a lease is limited to 10, which is the maximum number of assessments allowed on an invoice. Two of these 10 assessments are reserved for Use Tax (STAX) and Late Charges (LTCH). In addition, the following assessments, if defined on a lease, will limit the number of recurring charges allowed:
If no recurring charges are established, this screen will not appear. The recurring charges may be accounted for as either a payable to a third party or as lease income.
If the START DATE matches the commencement date and there are multiple advance payments, one charge is assessed for each advanced payment.
For month-to-month leases, any date after the START DATE may be entered.
If the recurring charge type is T (tax) as established on the second screen of Assessment Customization on the Portfolio update [U0212], the amount of the recurring charge is the amount entered here plus the calculated use tax on the payment. Thus, the amount entered may be zero, if desired. This special method bypasses the normal use tax accounting and uses the recurring charge payable accounting.
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Use this screen to enter revolving credit and PAP information. It defaults the PAP ACCOUNT number and the PAP INSTITUTION ID for the Lessee if:
Field Descriptions
A line fee of X% is calculated on the credit limit and is charged each month on the due date. The line fee calculation will be based on the accrual method entered.
Highest Credit Limit for the month *Annual Line Fee%* 1/12
Note: When the first drawdown occurs the line fee will be calculated one month after the commencement and every month thereafter. At termination, all outstanding principal and interest will be repaid. An assessment may be manually charged.
Note: Once the lease has been booked, the user may view the Revolving Credit information for the lease on the Lease Inquiry [R0905] report under the Terms of Lease section.
LeasePak will refer to the Insurance EXP DATE field for the date entered. Once the fee is charged, the assessment may be waived through Assessment Waiver [U0105] by entering the asset number
Note: This enhancement directly effects the functionality of the Batch Assessment [U0418] module.
The percentage selected will be used to automatically calculate the amount billed based on the total acquisition cost of the asset(s) on the lease, if there are multiple assets on the lease, the percentage will be applied to the total acquisition cost of all the assets. The rate selected, is a monthly rate, therefore the Risk fee will be calculated as follows:
Monthly = Acquisition Cost x Rate
Quarterly = Acquisition Cost x Rate x 3
Semi-Annual = Acquisition Cost x Rate x 6
Annually = Acquisition Cost x Rate x 12
Note: LeasePak will automatically assess the charges regardless of the number of days insurance coverage was missing, the full fee will be charged based on the monthly, quarterly, semi- annual or annual payment frequency.
Note: If the lease is back-dated and an insurance risk fee percentage has been entered, LeasePak will not perform a 'catch- up' for the insurance risk fee.
When Insurance Risk Fee [U0428] is selected in the MODULES AND REPORTS screen of End of Period Customization [U0212], the module will run under Sequential updates [U0411]. When EOP processes are submitted for EOD, the Insurance Risk Fee will be automatically be calculated on the lease. It will then be recorded to the G/L and appear on the following months invoice through another EOP with the Batch Assessment module on.
Insurance Risk Fee % field is not supported for contracts with a non-monthly accrual/billing cycle.
Additional fee percentages may be added and maintained through the Custom Code update [U0722].
Note: When a late charge is to be pyramiding,do not enter a value in this field.
By entering a Minimum Payment Amount, LeasePak will assess and process a late charge for an invoice if any of the following scenarios take place:
The calculation will depend on the new "Previous Late Charge" flag (prev_ltch_s) being set to "Y" in the RLS table. The default value of the flag is set to "N" at the time of booking.
In both cases, the Prev Late Charge flag will be set to "Y" and the date that EOP automatically assessed the late charge will be stored on the contract. If late charge is not charged Prev Late Charge flag will be set to "N" by the next accrual.
Due
Day
|
Monthly
Payment Amount
|
Invoice
Due
Date |
Late
Charge Assessment Date
|
Assess
Late Charge (Y/N)
|
Payment
Received
|
Payment
Received Date
|
Next
Invoice Date
|
Late
Charge Assessment Date
|
Assess
Late Charge (Y/N) |
Next
Invoice Date |
Late
Charge Assessment Date
|
Payment
Received
|
Payment
Received Date
|
Assess
Late Charge (Y/N)
|
2
|
300.00
|
1/02/2002
|
1/13/2002
|
Y
|
300.00
|
1/20/2002
|
2/02/2002
|
2/13/2002
|
N
|
3/02/2002
|
3/13/2002
|
0.00
|
N/A
|
Y
|
2
|
300.00
|
1/02/2002
|
1/13/2002
|
Y
|
275.00
|
2/12/2002
|
2/02/2002
|
2/13/2002
|
Y
|
3/02/2002
|
3/13/2002
|
300.00
|
3/12/2002
|
N
|
2
|
300.00
|
1/02/2002
|
1/13/2002
|
Y
|
0.00
|
N/A
|
2/02/2002
|
2/13/2002
|
Y
|
3/02/2002
|
3/13/2002
|
275.00
|
3/05/2002
|
Y
|
2
|
300.00
|
1/02/2002
|
1/13/2002
|
Y
|
300.00
|
2/12/2002
|
2/02/2002
|
2/13/2002
|
N
|
3/02/2002
|
3/13/2002
|
250.00
|
3/01/2002
|
Y
|
2
|
300.00
|
1/02/2002
|
1/13/2002
|
Y
|
250.00
|
2/11/2002
|
2/02/2002
|
2/13/2002
|
Y
|
3/02/2002
|
3/13/2002
|
300.00
|
3/11/2002
|
N
|
2
|
300.00
|
1/02/2002
|
1/13/2002
|
Y
|
300.00
|
2/1/2002
|
2/02/2002
|
2/13/2002
|
N
|
3/02/2002
|
3/13/2002
|
250.00
|
3/08/2002
|
Y
|
Note: Suppressed Late Charges are not supported by Non-pyramiding Late Charges.
Leases placed in Suspended Earnings [U0115] with "H" or "N" type status will have the "Prev Late Charge" flag set to "N".
The Assessment [U0105] update will not be supported for Non-pyramiding Late Charges.
Note: Vertex O does not
support Tax Credit Trade In.
LeasePak determines the PAP/ACH method by the portfolio settings corresponding to the Lessee's default portfolio. If the Portfolio [U0212]: PAP/ACH Control File Bank File Layout Type is set to 'WDE', leave the Lessee PAP Inst ID and PAP Account blank or type information in any appropriate format; LeasePak does not perform any edit checks on these fields.
This screen is used to enter PAP/ACH or automatic payments information.
LeasePak will extract the payment schedule information when payment interval is 0 even if there is no outstanding A/R to apply.
This field defaults to 1-Once a Billing Cycle when payment interval is set to any option other than 1, but both the PAP/ACH and Auto-Pay fields cannot be set to N at same time. One of the options from PAP/ACH and Auto-Payments need to be set to Y, but not both. If user sets both PAP/ACH and Auto-Payment field to N than LeasePak prompts the following message:Payment interval 2 or 4 does not support non-monthly accrual/billing cycle. Users must select a monthly accrual cycle to use payment interval option 2 or 4.
This is a display only section of this tab.
The selected electronic payment source information will be displayed. This is the source that will be used for the automatic payments if Auto-Pay field is selected. This can be set even if Auto-Pay is not set as it is also used by the U0227 Automatic Payment Settingse update to default the source for one-time payments.
If the PAP switch is set to N, the PAP effective date will be blank. If you use ACH (Automated Clearing House) type PAP, three additional options are available: For more information on portfolio-level PAP/ACH settings, refer to
Portfolio [U0212]: PAP/ACH Control File Note: LeasePak supports IBL accrual methods when PAP is
selected for the lease. This enhancement applies to both A or B type IBL's.
To select an electronic payment source, click on icon. The information can be entered as payment source for the lessee if needed as a payment source. Delete button helps to delete a listed electronic payment source from the list.
The above screen appears when user wants to select a payment source other than the default value. Selected lessee information will be displayed. Click on one of the required electronic payment source listed in the grid and click on select button to proceed. The selected payment source information will be displayed. If the electronic payment source information does not display any record or the desired one is not listed, than click on the Add button to enter a new electronic payment source information through U0244 Electronic Payment Source update. Once payment source is saved, click on the required record row and click on Select button to proceed further.
If payment source is set at lease level, but Auto-Pay has been turned off, this value will still be used as a default payment source if one-time payment is entered that will not use the current PAP/ACH method. It will default the payment source for that one-time payment however users can update the record if required.
PAP/ACH
If Pre-authorized Payments are used to debit the lessee's bank account automatically, enter a code. If the PAP/ACH switch is set to Y, the PAP/ACH effective date will default to the lease commencement date. The following conditions must be met in order to set the switch to Y:
If the PAP switch is set to R, PAP will Retry all failed debits interactively through Preauthorized Payments [U0304] when the BANK FILE LAYOUT TYPE is WDE.
NOTE:If WDE format has been selected from, portfolio in bank file layout type field and the switch 'Copy PAP info to lease at booking(Y/N)' is set to Y than LeasePak determines to copy the lessee PAP information to the lease. Whether or not PAP information is copied to the lease is dependent upon the value of the portfolio level switch, 'Copy PAP info to lease at booking (Y/N)'. The initial value of the new switch is set and based on the current value of the 'bank file layout type' field at the time of conversion.
This screen is used to enter address information. Both the individual address and billing address should be used for exceptions only. Normally, the lessee address and lessee billing address are used. Refer to the Lessee update [U0203] for more information on lessee addresses. The individual billing address is printed on invoices if the BILL LEVEL (C/L/I) field on screen 6 of this update is coded I.
This screen is used to enter co-lessee, guarantor, and salesperson information.
Co-lessees are established with the Lessee update [U0203]. A maximum of 10 co-lessees may be entered. Note that the lessee cannot also be a co-lessee for the lease.
Guarantors are established with the Guarantor update [U0217]. A maximum of 10 guarantors may be entered. Note that the lessee cannot also be a guarantor for the lease.
Salespeople are established with the Salesperson Name update [U0702]. A maximum of 10 salespeople may be entered.
Credit Bureau Extract users: All clients on the lease must be unique across all relationships. For example, the same client (same client ID) cannot be both a lessee and a guarantor on the lease or be both a co-lessee and a user-defined client in the lease.
The following warning message appears if all the clients on the lease are not unique across all relationships.
Credit Bureau Extract users: Note: RCM record changes apply to lessee (Client type 'L'), co-lessee(s) (Client type 'C'), and guarantor(s) (Client type 'G') only. User Defined Clients (Client type 'U') are not supported for credit bureau reporting.
NOTE: B - No payment history available prior to this time. Do not embed 'B' within other values.
D - No payment history available this month You may embed 'D' in the payment pattern.
If the payment history string entered by the user is less than 24 characters, LeasePak fills all the missing characters to the right with 'B'.
NOTE: For the list focusing on codes needed for the reporting leases and installment loans. Refer to the latest CRRG or other appropriate resource for a complete list of current codes with their full descriptions.
next_pmt_hist_c
in rls
Lease (or overflow) table.
RMO
table record to populate several reporter and program information fields in the extract. LeasePak stores the selected code in rlsb
Lease 3 table with field name metro2_s
.
Note: RCM (cerdit bureau extract client modification) recod changes apply to lessee (Client type 'L'), co-lessee(s) (Client type 'C'), and guarantor(s) (Client type 'G') only. User Defined Clients (Client type 'U') are not supported for credit bureau reporting.
rls
Lease (or overflow) table in field prepaid_c
.
This screen may be used to enter credit information for the lease.
In the second half enter the credit rating obtained from the rating service. After entering a rating service, HELP may be used for a list of valid ratings for that service. Ratings for each rating service are established using the Custom Code update [U0722].
This screen is used to enter insurance information for the lease.
The insurance information section is a scrolled area of eighteen fields. These fields scroll up or down in unison. Five scrolled lines are available, allowing entry of up to five insurance policies. Pressing SCROLL UP and SCROLL DOWN on any insurance field automatically places the cursor on the INSUR TYPE field.
Up to 5 screens of insurance information, each recording a separate insurance policy, may be entered. Clicking on the NEXT INSURANCE RECORD and PREV INSURANCE RECORD bars allows the user to progress through multiple policies.
Note: The Insurance Risk Fee enhancement will only function if the Type selected is 'Full Coverage' and 'Self Insured'. If 'Not Required' is selected, no Insurance Risk Fee will be charged.
Additionally, the Status will have no bearing on this enhancement,e.g. 'Binder on File', 'Complete and Correct', 'Due to Expire' etc., will not affect the Insurance Risk Fee charges.
Field Descriptions
Note: For locations where states do not exist, a "free form" code of FF may be entered. When addresses using FF are printed on invoices or reports, the state is blank.
NOTE:If partial deduction module is not purchased, the cash screen will work same as client receives advance money filed in U0212 new lease customization is set to 'A' works.
The suspense item will be created in the lease's Portfolio/Company/Region/ Office, but not attached to the lease.
This screen is used to specify how the total A/P reduction is to be allocated among the assets. This screen will appear if the Partial Deductions module is purchased and A/P amounts were specified on the previous screen. Without Partial Deductions, LeasePak would automatically reduce the asset's A/P balance first-come first-served. By using this screen the user may allocate A/P to the asset(s) desired and for the amount(s) desired.
Note: U0101 Book Lease with partial deduction screen will not reduce any accounts payable funding tax amount if there is any broker tied to a lease with funding tax code.
This screen is displayed if the lease is an interest bearing loan and if target principal levels are used. (Refer to the TARGET PRINCIPAL BALANCES USED field of the Modules Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212].) This screen is used to enter target levels for accrual of the payments.
A warning message is displayed if the target principal level for a later payment is greater than that for an earlier payment.
This screen is used to enter user defined fields for leases. This screen appears if the User Defined Fields/Tables module is purchased, and if fields are defined for the portfolio to which the lease belongs. The number of fields displayed depends on what is defined for the lease in the USER DEFINED FIELDS/TABLE option of the Portfolio update [U0212]. In this example the user defined fields are used to store information on the source of the lease.
A maximum of 36 characters may be entered in each field.
This screen is used to enter user defined table information for the lease. This screen only appears if the User Defined Fields/Tables module is purchased, and if table columns are defined for the portfolio to which the lease belongs. In this example, the user defined table is a log of contacts with the lessee.
The number of columns displayed depends on what is defined for lease tables in the USER DEFINED FIELDS/TABLE option of the Portfolio update [U0212]. If 1 to 6 columns are defined, one scrolled area of 1 to 6 columns is displayed. If 7 to 12 columns are defined, the table is horizontally split into two scrolled areas. The two areas scroll independently of each other.
A maximum of 12 characters may be entered in each element.
This screen is used to show which amounts due at lease commencement have actually been received. Amounts which may be due at commencement are:
If amounts have not been received, they may be invoiced to the lessee, or the payable to the vendor may be reduced. The latter method assumes that the vendor collects and retains the amounts.
Note: If the Partial Deductions module is purchased, an alternate screen will be displayed. See below for information on the Partial Deductions screen.
Tax amounts for advance payment(s), down payment, and interim rent are automatically calculated unless a recurring charge with the special type of T (tax) is in effect on the lease commencement date. If a type T recurring charge exists, the tax amounts are zero and the tax is included in the amount shown for the tax recurring charge.
Note: Recurring charge tax type is not supported in combination with the Sales Tax on Assessment module. Only one or the other may be active.
There is a maximum of 3 recurring charges. If the Extended Recurring Charges module is purchased, then up to 15 types of recurring charges can be established. However, the total number of other assessments and recurring charges that may be defined on the lease is limited to 10, which is the maximum number of assessments allowed on an invoice. Two of the maximum 10 assessments are reserved for Use Tax (STAX) and Late Charges (LTCH). In addition, the following assessments, if defined on a lease, will limit the number of recurring charges allowed:
This screen also displays miscellaneous calculated amounts which may be checked against the lease agreement.
Field Descriptions
LeasePak will store the check number in the Check Payment Master (RPM) file and Check Payment Detail (RPN) file. A trace reference will be created based on the Payment Origination code: 'LPBK' for Book Lease [U0101]. The trace reference will be displayed in the Cash Control Payment History [R0926] report.
AP Accounts payable to the vendor is reduced. This method assumes that the vendor collects and retains the payment and that the check for payment to the vendor should be issued net of the amounts collected.
INVL The lessee is invoiced for the amount. An accounts receivable item due as of the lease COMMENCEMENT DATE is created.
ORIGINAL ACQUISITION COST
+ OTHER CHARGES
- DOWN PAYMENT
+ DOCUMENTATION FEE
+ BROKER FEE
BROKER FEE is included only if it is capitalized. This calculation is informational only. It appears on the New Lease Audit report [U0101B], but is not stored on file.
LEASE TERM * AVERAGE MONTHLY RENTAL INCOME
(NUMBER OF PAYMENTS * PAYMENT AMOUNT)
+ GUARANTEED RESIDUAL
+ INTERIM RENT (if Pro-Rate Income switch is N for the portfolio)
(MIN LSE PMTS: LESSOR- CAPITALIZED COST+ UNGUARANTEED RESIDUAL)/ LEASE TERM
Capitalized cost is calculated as follows:
ORIGINAL ACQUISITION COST
+ OTHER CHARGES
+ DOCUMENTATION FEE
+ BROKER FEE
- DOWN PAYMENT
BROKER FEE is included only if it is capitalized.
(CAPITALIZED COST- RESIDUAL)/ LEASE TERM
Available methods of IDC calculation are:
Refer to the LeasePak Calculations document for more information about initial direct costs.
Not applicable to month-to-month leases.
All zeroes appear if lease is subject to value added tax only on the interest portion of payments.
TOTAL LEASE PAYMENTS (including advance payments)
+ TAX ON LEASE PAYMENTS (including advance payments)
+ RESIDUAL
+ DOWN PAYMENT
+ TAX ON DOWN PAYMENT
+ INTERIM RENT
+ TAX ON INTERIM RENT
- ORIGINAL ACQUISITION COST
- DOCUMENTATION FEE
No use tax is included in this amount if a recurring charge with the special type T (tax) is in effect for any period over the life of the lease.
All zeroes appear if lease is subject to value added tax only on the interest portion of payments.
This amount is zero if a recurring charge with the special type T (tax) is in effect for any period over the life of the lease. It is also zero if lease or loan is subject to value added tax only on the interest portion of payments.
The total use tax payable through the lease term, including tax on the advance payments, is displayed. This amount is zero if a recurring charge with the special type T (tax) is in effect for any period over the life of the lease.
This total will include any sales tax on recurring charges if the Sales Tax on Assessment module is purchased.
All zeroes appear if lease is subject to value added tax only on the interest portion of payments.
If the Partial Deductions module is purchased, this screen is used to show how the amounts due at lease commencement are to be processed. Any portion of the amounts due may be received, invoiced, reduce the accounts payable to the vendor, or any combination of the three. If an overpayment occurs (both lessor and vendor received a check, for example) a partial amount may be placed into suspense.
Tax amounts for advance payment(s), down payment, and interim rent are automatically calculated unless a recurring charge with the special type of T (tax) is in effect on commencement. If type T recurring charge exists, tax amounts are zero and the tax is included in the amount shown for the Tax recurring charge. Amounts which may be due at lease commencement are:
There is a maximum of 3 recurring charges.
If the Extended Recurring Charges module is purchased, then up to 15 types of recurring charges can be established. However, the total number of other assessments and recurring charges that may be defined on a lease is limited to 10, which is the maximum number of assessments allowed on an invoice. Two of the maximum of 10 assessments are reserved for Use Tax (STAX) and Late Charges (LTCH). In addition, the following assessments will limit the number of recurring charges allowed:
SECD Security Deposit
CAPR Down Payment
PROR Interim Rent
DREC Dealer Receivable
Recurring charge descriptions, MAINTENANCE, INSURANCE, and OTHER, can be customized through the Assessment Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212]. Names established for each recurring charge are displayed in lieu of MAINTENANCE, etc.
This screen also displays miscellaneous calculated amounts which may be checked against the lease agreement calculations. Refer to the documentation for the screen without Partial Deductions for further information on these display only, informational fields.
LeasePak will store the check number in the Check Payment Master (RPM) file and Check Payment Detail (RPN) file. A trace reference will be created based on the Payment Origination code: 'LPBK' for Book Lease [U0101]. The trace reference will be displayed in the Cash Control Payment History [R0926] report.
This screen is used to disburse funds for the lease, if applicable. Funds may be disbursed at a later date through the Check Disbursal option of the New Lease update [U0101]. However, titling tax must be disbursed at initial booking.
This screen may be used to disburse as many checks as necessary for this lease by answering Y to DO YOU WISH TO DISBURSE ANOTHER CHECK (Y/N)? The default is Y until the TOTAL ACCTS PAYABLE is zero.
If no more checks are to be disbursed, change the code to N.
If the lease is tied to an insurance asset, LeasePak will perform the proper edit checks to disallow the check to be disbursed for the insurance asset at the time the lease is booked. LeasePak will automatically perform the proper transactions to book the lease. The Daily Transaction Journal [R0405] will display all transaction listings for the lease.
SUM OF ACCOUNTS PAYABLE FOR ALL ASSETS
+ BROKER FEE
+ TITLING TAX
+ FUNDING INTEREST
+ IDC1
+ IDC 2
FUNDING INTEREST PAYABLE increases the total accounts payable and FUNDING INTEREST EARNED decreases it.
COMM Used to disburse commission fee to broker. This type may be entered only if a BROKER FEE is entered and if the total commission fee is not already disbursed.
COMV Used to disburse some or all of BROKER FEE to vendor or broker. This type may be entered only if a BROKER FEE is entered and if the total broker fee is not already disbursed. Vendor or broker name and address which corresponds to number entered in BROKER/ VENDOR field defaults as payee.
MANL The asset must have a vendor number associated with it. ACH fields on the vendor are not required. Check Disbursal [U0117] will not process any checks nor assign check numbers for disbursements with this code. An external program can be used to pick up these disbursements and pass them to a wire transfer or A/P system.
WIRE The asset must have a vendor number associated with it. ACH fields on the vendor are not required. Cashier's Check Disbursal [U0117] will not process any checks with this code type, but the system will assign the check number as with other codes (except MANL). An external program can be used to pick up these disbursements and pass them to a wire transfer or A/P system.
NEWA Check to the vendor is to be disbursed by Vendor ACH module which runs as part of the daily end of period. The asset must have a vendor number associated with it and the vendor's ACH fields must be coded. Check Disbursal [U0117] will not process any checks with this code type. The Vendor ACH [U0424] module will pick up these disbursements and create a standard ACH bank file.
NEWD Check to the vendor is to be disbursed. The name and address of the vendor specified for the asset (through the Add Asset option of the New Lease update [U0101]), is automatically defaulted as the PAYEE NAME and address. It may be changed if the check is disbursed before the lease booking date.
NEWL Check to payee other than that entered on Add Asset. The PAYEE NAME and address must be entered.
NEWI Payment will be disbursed to an internal account instead of to an external party. No check will be generated. Ad hoc reports can be generated to complete the internal accounting for NEWI disbursements.
TITL Used to disburse titling tax. The PAYEE NAME and address must be entered. No general ledger accounting is performed.
IDC 1 Payment for INSURANCE PREMIUM or other, customized IDC charge will be disbursed to the broker whose code was entered on
the lease's financial information screen.
IDC2 Payment for NOTARY FEE or other, customized IDC charge will be disbursed to the broker whose code was entered the lease's financial information screen.
LeasePak expects specific postal code formats for the US, Canada, and several other countries. Refer to Postal Code Formats (opens in a new window) for more information on specified formats.
Note: For locations where states do not exist, a "free form" code of FF may be entered. When addresses using FF are printed on invoices or reports, the state is blank.
This alternate Disburse Check screen is used when the Custom General [U0712] switch ALTERNATE A/P CHECK SCREEN is set to Y. This screen displays the accounts payable amount asset by asset. After processing all assets, payments are disbursed for commission fees, funding interest payable, and other non-asset payables. Blank screens continue to display until the lease's total A/P amount is disbursed, or until the user answers N to the prompt DO YOU WANT TO DISBURSE ANOTHER CHECK (Y/N)?
Note: If any Dealer Alert switches are turned on in Vendor [U0201], the owed amount will not be disbursed. If the Suspense Override Date is populated, the owed amount will be disbursed only up to the specified date.
Note: if you have disbursed all checks or set DO YOU WISH TO DISBURSE ANOTHER CHECK to N, clicking on OK or pressing <Enter> books the lease and automatically produces the New Lease Audit report group [U0101A-E].
U0101B Book Lease calculates and generate the following general ledger transaction for lease having an asset with supplemental depreciation information. If the number of months to depreciate is not equal to 0 and (supplemental depreciation basis – supplemental depreciation salvage value) is not = 0 and the asset supplemental depreciation start date is in a month before the commencement date. If the supplemental depreciation start date is in a previous month, LeasePak will calculate the amount of supplemental depreciation up to the last month end of the portfolio that the lease is in.
General Ledger Account | Amount |
DR - SUPPLEMENATL DEPRECIATION EXPENSE | Supplemental Depreciation |
CR - ACCUMULATED SUPPLEMENTAL DEPRECIATION |
Following are the general ledger transactions of additional IDC fields (IDC8, IDC9, and IDCA–IDCH):
Debit | Credit | ||
523 | IDC8–UNAMORT D/L RESERVES | 524 | IDC8–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
524 | IDC8–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 644 | IDC8 – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
527 | ALT:IDC8–UNAMORT RESERVES | 528 | ALT:IDC8–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
531 | IDC9–UNAMORT D/L RESERVES | 532 | IDC9–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
532 | IDC9–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 645 | IDC9 – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
535 | ALT:IDC9–UNAMORT RESERVES | 536 | ALT:IDC9–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
539 | IDCA–UNAMORT D/L RESERVES | 540 | IDCA–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
540 | IDCA–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 646 | IDCA – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
543 | ALT:IDCA–UNAMORT RESERVES | 544 | ALT:IDCA–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
547 | IDCB–UNAMORT D/L RESERVES | 548 | IDCB–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
548 | IDCB–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 647 | IDCB – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
551 | ALT:IDCB–UNAMORT RESERVES | 552 | ALT:IDCB–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
555 | IDC–UNAMORT D/L RESERVES | 556 | IDCC–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
556 | IDCC–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 648 | IDCC – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
559 | ALT:IDCC–UNAMORT RESERVES | 560 | ALT:IDCC–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
563 | IDCD–UNAMORT D/L RESERVES | 564 | IDCD–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
564 | IDCD–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 649 | IDCD – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
567 | ALT:IDCD–UNAMORT RESERVES | 568 | ALT:IDCD–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
571 | IDCE–UNAMORT D/L RESERVES | 572 | IDCE–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
572 | IDCE–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 650 | IDCE – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
575 | ALT:IDCE–UNAMORT RESERVES | 576 | ALT:IDCE–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
579 | IDCF–UNAMORT D/L RESERVES | 580 | IDCF–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
580 | IDCF–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 651 | IDCF – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
583 | ALT:IDCF–UNAMORT RESERVES | 584 | ALT:IDCF–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
587 | IDCG–UNAMORT D/L RESERVES | 588 | IDCG–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
588 | IDCG–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 652 | IDCG – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
591 | ALT:IDCG–UNAMORT RESERVES | 592 | ALT:IDCG–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
595 | IDCH–UAMORT D/L RESERVES | 596 | IDCH–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
596 | IDCH–D/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 653 | IDCH – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
599 | ALT:IDCH–UNAMORT RESERVES | 600 | ALT:IDCH–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
525 | IDC8–UNAMORT D/L–O/L RESERVES | 526 | IDC8–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
526 | IDC8–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 644 | IDC8 – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
527 | ALT:IDC8–UNAMORT RESERVES | 528 | ALT:IDC8–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
533 | IDC9–UNAMORT D/L–O/L RESERVES | 534 | IDC9–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
534 | IDC9–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 645 | IDC9 – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
555 | ALT:IDC9–UNAMORT RESERVES | 536 | ALT:IDC9–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
541 | IDCA–UNAMORT D/L–O/L RESERVES | 542 | IDCA–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
542 | IDCA–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 646 | IDCA – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
543 | ALT:IDCA–UNAMORT RESERVES | 544 | ALT:IDCA–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
549 | IDCB–UNAMORT D/L–O/L RESERVES | 550 | IDCB–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
550 | IDCB–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 647 | IDCB – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
551 | ALT:IDCB–UNAMORTR RESERVES | 552 | ALT:IDCB–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
557 | IDCC–UNAMORT D/L–O/L RESERVES | 558 | IDCC–D/L–OL RESERVES PAYABLE |
558 | IDCC–D/L–OL RESERVES PAYABLE | 648 | IDCC – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
559 | ALT:IDCC–UNAMORT RESERVES | 560 | ALT:IDCC–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
565 | IDCD–UNAMORT D/L–O/L RESERVES | 566 | IDCD–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
566 | IDCD–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 649 | IDCD – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
567 | ALT:IDCD–UNAMORT RESERVES | 568 | ALT:IDCD–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
573 | IDCE–UNAMORT D/L–O/L RESERVES | 574 | IDCE–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
574 | IDCE–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 650 | IDCE – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
575 | ALT:IDCE–UNAMORT RESERVES | 576 | ALT:IDCE–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
581 | IDCF–UNAMORT D/L–O/L RESERVES | 582 | IDCF–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
582 | IDCF–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 651 | IDCF – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
583 | ALT:IDCF–UNAMORT RESERVES | 584 | ALT:IDCF–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
589 | IDCG–UNAMORT D/L–O/L RESERVES | 590 | IDCG–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
590 | IDCG–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 652 | IDCG – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
591 | ALT:IDCG–UNAMORT RESERVES | 592 | ALT:IDCG–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
597 | IDCH–UNAMORT D/L–O/L RESERVES | 598 | IDCH–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE |
598 | IDCH–D/L–O/L RESERVES PAYABLE | 653 | IDCH – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
599 | ALT:IDCH–UNAMORT RESERVES | 600 | ALT:IDCH–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
521 | IDC8–UNAMORTIZED RESERVES | 522 | IDC8–RESERVES PAYABLE |
522 | IDC8–RESERVES PAYABLE | 644 | IDC8 – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
527 | ALT:IDC8–UNAMORT RESERVES | 528 | ALT:IDC8–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
529 | IDC9–UNAMORTIZED RESERVES | 530 | IDC9–RESERVES PAYABLE |
530 | IDC9–RESERVES PAYABLE | 645 | IDC9 – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
535 | ALT:IDC9–UNAMORT RESERVES | 536 | ALT:IDC9–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
537 | IDCA–UNAMORTIZED RESERVES | 538 | IDCA–RESERVES PAYABLE |
538 | IDCA–RESERVES PAYABLE | 646 | IDCA – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
543 | ALT:IDCA–UNAMORT RESERVES | 544 | ALT:IDCA–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
545 | IDCB–UNAMORTIZED RESERVES | 546 | IDCB–RESERVES PAYABLE |
546 | IDCB–RESERVES PAYABLE | 647 | IDCB – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
551 | ALT:IDCB–UNAMORT RESERVES | 552 | ALT:IDCB–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
553 | IDCC–UNAMORTIZED RESERVES | 554 | IDCC–RESERVES PAYABLE |
554 | IDCC–RESERVES PAYABLE | 648 | IDCC – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
559 | ALT:IDCC–UNAMORT RESERVES | 560 | ALT:IDCC–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
561 | IDCD–UNAMORTIZED RESERVES | 562 | IDCD–RESERVES PAYABLE |
562 | IDCD–RESERVES PAYABLE | 649 | IDCD – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
567 | ALT:IDCD–UNAMORT RESERVES | 568 | ALT:IDCD–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
569 | IDCE–UNAMORTIZED RESERVES | 570 | IDCE–RESERVES PAYABLE |
570 | IDCE–RESERVES PAYABLE | 650 | IDCE – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
575 | ALT:IDCE–UNAMORT RESERVES | 576 | ALT:IDCE–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
577 | IDCF–UNAMORTIZED RESERVES | 578 | IDCF–RESERVES PAYABLE |
578 | IDCF–RESERVES PAYABLE | 651 | IDCF – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
583 | ALT:IDCF–UNAMORT RESERVES | 584 | ALT:IDCF–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
585 | IDCG–UNAMORTIZED RESERVES | 586 | IDCG–RESERVES PAYABLE |
586 | IDCG–RESERVES PAYABLE | 652 | IDCG – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
591 | ALT:IDCG–UNAMORT RESERVES | 592 | ALT:IDCG–RESERVES PAYABLE |
Debit | Credit | ||
593 | IDCH–UNAMORTIZED RESERVES | 594 | IDCH–RESERVES PAYABLE |
594 | IDCH–RESERVES PAYABLE | 653 | IDCH – TOTAL RESERVES PAYABLE |
599 | ALT:IDCH–UNAMORT RESERVES | 600 | ALT:IDCH–RESERVES PAYABLE |
The following general ledger transaction will be produced for the funding tax amount on the Broker Fee:
Debit | Credit | ||
SALES TAX RECEIVABLE | 72 | COMMISSION FEE PAYABLE |
The following general ledger transaction will be produced or the funding tax amount on the IDC1 Insurance Premium:
Debit | Credit | ||
664 | SALES TAX RECEIVABLE | 73 | IDC1-INS PREMIUM PAYABLE |
The following general ledger transaction will be produced for the funding tax amount on IDC2 Notary Fee:
Debit | Credit | ||
664 | SALES TAX RECEIVABLE | 74 | IDC2-NOTARY FEE PAYABLE |
Scenario#1
The following general ledger transaction will be produced if IDC ASC 842 accounting method (I/A/B) = 'A' or 'B' regardless of values in Book IDC accounting method (I/A/B) and Initial direct cost exclude from yield (Y/N) if Total IDC ASC 842 initial direct cost amount has been entered:
Debit | Credit | ||
666 | UNAMORTIZED IDC COST – ASC 842 | 668 | IDC OFFSET – ASC 842 |
The yield value will only be calculated if Book IDC accounting method (I/A/B) is equal to I and the IDC exclude from yield Initial direct cost exclude from yield (Y/N) is set to N when user has entered Total IDC ASC 842 initial direct cost amount. The unearned income amount of Lessor orig unearned rental income will be reduced by the Total IDC ASC 842 initial direct cost entered amount. In addition the following general ledger transaction will be produced:
Debit | Credit | ||
7 | UNEARNED INCOME | 33 | REVENUE |
Scenario#2
If IDC ASC 842 accounting method (I/A/B) is I and the Initial direct cost exclude from yield (Y/N) is N, the following general ledger transactions will be produced when an IDC ASC 842 amount has been entered. The IDC ASC 842 amount will reduce the total unearned income amount of Lessor orig unearned rental income amount.
Debit | Credit | ||
7 | UNEARNED INCOME | 33 | REVENUE |
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