The Rebook update can be accessed either through the LeasePak Updates menu, Rebook option or by entering U0116 into the Fast Menu <F2>.
The update is used to correct information entered in the first seven screens of the Book Lease option of the New Lease update [U0101]. This information includes:
Since the Rebook update [U0116] is used to correct input errors, this update should not be used to record midpoint changes in a lease. For example, if a new asset is to be added to a lease starting in month 6 of the lease contract, then the Asset Add-on update [U0113] should be used to add the asset. If, however, an asset should be attached to the lease starting at lease commencement but was mistakenly left off the lease, then the Rebook update [U0116] should be used to correct the error.
Any changes recorded during Rebook cause the information on file for the lease to adjust as if the change were entered during New Lease booking. To accomplish this, all transactions affecting the lease are reversed so that the lease looks as if it were never booked, e.g., all income earned is reversed. Then, adjustment(s) to the lease are made and the lease is returned to its current point (e.g., income is reaccrued for the lease based on the new financial information). Because the accrual process is reversed, all payments that may have been applied to the lease, including payments received at the time of booking, must be reversed before the Rebook update [U0116] is run. After rebook is complete, the payments should be reapplied. Note that amounts must be assigned through the Session update [U0111] in order to process any payments due at lease commencement through the Rebook update [U0116].
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 was changed during the period for which the accrual reversal process is performed.
Note: A maximum of 100 payments can be reversed on an interest bearing loan. If more are attempted, a message appears: "Exceeded array size in LSLSTPRADJ program. Contact Client Services. Press return." It is possible for NetSol's Client Services to erase old records from the RPC (principal change) file so that more reversals can be performed, if necessary.
Note: Prior to 2.2a, LeasePak would only calculate the percent of schedule based on the weighted share of total acquisition cost on all assets. Now in 2.2a, LeasePak allows for an alternate calculation for percent of schedule based on the weighted share of the total payment amount. See EBV Payoff Method in the Calculations Document of the Reference Guide as well as the Miscellaneous Customizations option of the Custom General update [U0712].
Any update which adjusts the financial information of a lease (e.g., the Lease Payoff option, Asset Payoff option and Asset Termination option of the Payoff update [U0103], the Payment Reschedule update [U0104], the Lease Extension update [U0108], or the Asset Add-on update [U0113]) disallows a rebook for that lease. That is, a rebook may not be performed for a lease which has had an asset added onto it through the Asset Add-on update [U0113] or which has had an asset paid off or terminated through the Payoff update [U0103], etc. Refer to the REBOOK ALLOWED (Y/N) field of the Accrual section of the Lease Inquiry report [R0905] to see if a rebook is allowed for a lease.
The status of a non-accrual lease has to be changed to active status prior to rebook.
If an Automatic Lease Extension [U0108] has been added for the lease being rebooked, a warning message "Auto Lease Extn info exists. Use [U0108AX] to correct info" appears just before the rebook is processed. This message does not prevent rebooking. However, it will prevent the automatic extension from occurring when the lease reaches maturity, unless the user follows the warning and uses [U0108AX] to change extension information. It is necessary to access [U0108AX] even if no change to extension information is actually required. At lease maturity, if [U0108AX] has been used, the lease will be extended automatically. If it has not been used, the lease will appear on the Automatic Lease Extension Exception report [U0430A] and extension information will have to be entered manually on [U0108LX].
LeasePak will not remove an assessment from an advanced invoice when reversing accruals and re-accrue.
When user rebooks a lease, LeasePak reverses accruals and reaccrues. If an invoice that is not in advance has an assessment on it,
the assessment remains out there after the reversal and the new accrual uses the same invoice number to put the new accrued amount on.
After accrued amount that the advanced invoices can also have assessments added, the reverse accrual could not delete the advance invoice.
It must leave the assessment portion out there and that invoice number will be used again when the lease creates a new advanced invoice amount
for the rental stream. Any changes made to the recurring charges will be lost when the new advanced invoice is created using the recurring charge.
The invoice numbers for non-Vertex O lease can be retained as long as the JULE Fund 93 module has been purchased and the following logical is set in the LeasePak.ini file.
REBOOK_RETAIN_INVO_NUM=1
For vertex O lease, the invoice numbers used prior to rebook will not be retained and new invoice numbers will always be created.
NOTE: Changes to Upfront Sales Tax cannot be done through U0116 Rebook. Changes to upfront sales tax can be made through U0210 Change Asset or U0120 Adjust Original Cost either before or after the rebook is done. If the asset’s starting cost is changed during rebook, than the upfront sales tax will need to be adjusted if that upfront sales tax was based on the cost and not the stream of payments.
When performing a rebook, if the lease is a vertex O lease, users will not be able to retain the invoice numbers from the lease prior to rebook. Because, LeasePak snapshots the details about the lease and assets on the lease which could affect the tax calculation at the time the invoice is created in the RVU and RVL tables. During rebook, these values could be changed including what assets are on the lease, but they would not be captured if the invoice number does not change because the values in the snapshot tables (RVU/RVL) can never be changed.
Users cannot rebook a lease having asset(s) with supplemental depreciation where the base information of supplemental depreciation exist and the general ledger for that supplemental depreciation exist in LeasePak database with accumulated supplemental depreciation > 0. A lease can be rebooked only if the accumulated supplemental depreciation is equals to zero.
The following audit reports will be generated after rebooking a lease. Report layouts are identical to Lease Inquiry [R0905]. Refer to documentation for [R0905] for report field descriptions.
Some applicable Lease Inquiry report sections:
Refer to the Adjust Original Cost option of the Change Asset update [U0120] on changing the starting cost, other charges, or residual of an assets that has come off-lease.
This screen is used to specify the lease to be rebooked.
The above screen is used to confirm that the lease is correct to rebook. Users must enter Y to continue to rebook a lease. N will bring back a user to the previous screen requesting the lease number to be entered.
Any amounts disbursed for IDC1, IDC2, and Broker Fees are reversed as part of this Rebook Update and the user have to re-disburse these payments either at the last rebook screen through U0101 Disburse Check.
Credit Bureau Extract users: LeasePak will not add, delete, or modify any records in the rxl Credit Bureau Extract Lease (RXL) or rxc Credit Bureau Extract Client (RXC) tables. U0462 Credit Bureau Extract will report all changes accordingly when it runs during the End of Month following the rebook.
Use this screen to change values for the asset(s) on lease. The values of starting cost, other charges, residual, and payment amount can be changed as long as the asset's in-service date is not prior to the last year end and the asset was in pre-inventory before being placed on lease. If the in-service date is prior to the last year end or the asset was not in pre-inventory before being placed on lease, the starting cost cannot be changed but the other values can. Changes made to the starting cost will result in general ledger entries to adjust the amount in Inventory. This is the same as GL entries made by U0120 Adjust Original Cost when the asset is not on lease.
Note: LeasePak allows operating type assets to be booked with a RESIDUAL that exceeds the ACQUISTION COST.
Note: The Payment Amount field will not be accessible if this is an Asset Focus Module (AFM) asset.
If the asset was originally pre-inventory and has not been reported on for tax purposes, the cost of the asset may be increased or decreased. However, if multiple entry of sub- assets was used for any assets on the lease, the cost may not be changed on the Rebook update. Use the Adjust Original Cost option of the Change Asset update [U0120] instead. STARTING COST must not be less than OTHER CHARGES or RESIDUAL.
The change in COST is recorded as an increase or decrease to the accounts payable for the asset. Also, the asset tax basis is changed to account for the new starting cost. In either case, the inventoried value of the asset is adjusted to the new STARTING COST. If the reduction in accounts payable is greater than the remaining accounts payable, the accounts payable is set to zero, and a warning message is displayed. The warning message indicates that too much money may have been disbursed. Similarly, if the accounts payable is increased, a warning message is displayed, indicating that more funds need to be disbursed.
If a COMMENCEMENT DATE in the past is entered and the lease is an operating type lease, the book depreciation accrued between the commencement date and the current date is added to the lease's accumulated depreciation.
If a change is made to the cost of the asset, the BOOK VALUE will automatically be recalculated.
For assets booked to operating leases, OTHER CHARGES are not carried on the General Ledger; they are not capitalized.
Use this screen to add or delete assets from the lease, as well as to change the lessee or specify a suspense item or note payable.
Lists the assets currently on lease.
To add an asset, type the asset number into the next open line in the list. The asset must be in inventory under the portfolio, company, region, and office of the lease. If not, use the Change Key option of the Change Asset update [U0120] to move the asset to the correct portfolio, company, region, and office. 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]. When an asset number is entered, the cost, other charges, and residual of the asset are displayed and totaled on the last line.
To delete an asset, delete its asset number from the list. If changes were made to the asset on the previous screen, the changes will still be saved to that asset, but the asset will be in inventory and no longer booked on this lease.
U0116 Rebook allows the user to rebook a lease (IBL's as well) with dealer bonus. The above screen will only appear if the "Allow Dealer Bonus" and "Allow Dealer Reserve" switch is turned on in U0212 Portfolio - Assessment Customization.
This screen is used to modify the financial information and payment schedule(s) for the lease.
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.
Alternate Accrual/Billing Cycles: For details of non-monthly accrual/billing cycle, refer to the Alternate Accrual/Billing Cycles overview document.
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 |
Refer to the Calculations document for information on lease accrual methods.
Note: Assets booked under operating leases must have a book depreciation method entered and must have the book accounting method OPER entered. If one or both of these conditions is not met, a message is displayed and the lease rebook may not be continued. Likewise, assets booked under non- operating leases must have the book accounting method FIN entered. If this condition is not met, a message is displayed and the lease rebook may not be continued.
For prorate income, see Prorate Income module documentation.
NONE There is no broker fee for the 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 New Leases 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.
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.
For straight-line operating leases (AOSL, ROSL), INTERIM RENT is recorded in Unbilled Operating Lease Income and recognized as part of the average monthly income over the term of the lease.
NOTE: 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.
This screen is used to enter participation factors for the vendor and investor, if applicable, under all lessor accrual methods except simple interest. The CONTRACT FACTOR is calculated and displayed for precomputed interest leases but not for operating leases.
When RETURN is pressed, yields are calculated and displayed. A message appears indicating that yields are displayed on the screen. The yields should be checked to verify that they fall within the normal range. If not, the financial information may be incorrect.
Yields are not calculated for month-to-month operating leases, since they cannot be determined until after the lease is terminated.
The next sample screen appears if the lessor accrual method (ACCRUAL LESSOR) is a simple interest method.
Not applicable to operating leases.
Vendor participation may be entered for operating leases, if the VENDOR PARTICIPATES IN THE INCOME OF THE LEASE 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.
Enter or change, if desired, the factor to be used in calculating the income to accrue to the vendor. The VENDR FACTOR must not exceed the CONTRACT FACTOR less the INVESTOR FACTOR. It must also fall between the minimum and maximum vendor rate as specified on screen 3 of the New Lease Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212].
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.
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 to be 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. It should be checked to verify that it falls within the expected range of values for the yield. If not, the financial information 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. The previous sample screen is used if the lessor accrual method is a precomputed or operating lease method.
LT, VT, VV, VL, AF, IF
If the add-on rate is zero, leave CONTRACT FACTOR zero. When RETURN is pressed, a warning message is issued. However, if RETURN is pressed again, LeasePak accepts the entry of zero as input.
A negative add-on may be entered by entering a minus sign in front of the base rate percentage add-on (for example: -2.00000).
not ___.08000. The lessor accrual method (ACCRUAL LESSOR) is simple fixed if the second and third characters are PX.
A CONTRACT FACTOR greater than zero must be entered.
NOTE: LeasePak records the general ledger transactions to modify the dealer bonus payable and reverse any accruals that may already accrued and re-accrue the lease or interest bearing loan on the basis of the data provided by the user on the above screen.
This screen appears in the Rebook option when the Enhanced IDC/IDR module is purchased. This option allows the user to enter or modify IDC/IDR information for the lease that is being rebooked. These fields may be customized on the IDC/IDR screen in the Assessment Customization option of the Portfolio update [U0212].
The IDC/IDR fees entered will be tracked during the lease, as well as provide an Amortization Schedule based on the accrual methods used when the lease was booked.
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..
When the Partial Deductions module is purchased, all A/R records will default to the lease at time of rebooking.
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 table 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 a lease:
Field Descriptions
NOTE: LeasePak records the general ledger entries to reverse any accruals that may have already accrued and re-accrue the lease or interest bearing-loan on the basis of the data provided by the user on the above rebook screen.
The above screen allows the user to rebook a lease with the sets of subvention amounts to re-book. LeasePak will store the subvention data in rlsv. Lease Subvention table.
NOTE: LeasePak will record the general ledger transactions to reverse any accruals already accrued and re-accrue the lease on the basis of the data provided by the user on the above screen.
This screen is used to modify various fields for the lease.
If a COMMENCEMENT DATE in the past is entered and the lease is an operating lease, the inventoried value of the assets at commencement is used as the starting cost. Book depreciation accrued between the commencement date and the current date is added to the lease's accumulated depreciation.
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.
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].
If the field value is N, capitalized interest will not be calculated for IBLs with SKIP periods.
ORIGINAL
ACQUISITION COST
+ OTHER CHARGES
+ BROKER FEES
- DOWN
PAYMENT
- SECURITY DEPOSIT
- INTERIM RENT
- ADVANCE PAYMENTS(s)
The interim rent is included only if it is also included in the yield calculation. Refer to the INTERIM RENT field description above.
This screen is used to enter or modify recurring charges.
For month-to-month leases, any date after the START DATE may be entered.
Either PAYABLE TO BROKER or PAYABLE TO VENDOR can be entered but not both.
Either PAYABLE TO BROKER or PAYABLE TO VENDOR can be entered but not both.
This half of the screen is accessible when Enter is pressed. These fields allow the unset to enter or Rebook the Revolving Credit Limit as well as enter the Insurance Risk Fee %.
This screen defaults the PAP ACCOUNT number and the PAP INSTITUTION ID for the Lessee. This screen is displayed only if:
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.
Note: This enhancement will not Rebook the Insurance Risk Fee%. LeasePak will only use the new rate entered/changed for the current month and forward. It will not Rebook the fee and make adjustments.
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- annually or annually.
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 the 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.
Additional fee percentages may be added and maintained through the Custom Code update [U0722].
NOTE: The PAP/ACH Institution ID, and PAP/ACH Account Number fields are mandatory if payment Interval is set to 0 at lease level. This update will not proceed further without having the required information in the above scenario.
This field will default to 1-Once a Month. If PAP/ACH field is set to 'N' and selecting Payment Interval field to 2 or 4 will prompt the following error message. Users can only set this field to 2 or 4 if PAP is set to 'Y' and U0212 PAP/ACH Customization → PAP/ACH Current Payment Only field is set to either O or Y.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. For detailed description of the electronic payment source, see U0227 Electronic Payment Source update.
If the PAP switch is set to N, the PAP effective date will be blank.
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.
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.
Note: If the PAP/ACH switch on previous screen is set to 'N', than the PAP/ACH fields on the above screen will be disabled. LeasePak saves blanks to the lease for PAP/ACH fields. Users must set security to display PAP account number and institution ID restrictions through U0706-Security.
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.
Credit Bureau Extract users: Lessee, Co-Lessee, Guarantor, and UDC (User-Defined Client) fields will be display-only if user's license includes Credit Bureau Extract. 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. Therefor; all of the clients should not be unique across all relationships on the lease.
The following warning message appears if all the clients on the lease are not unique across all relationships.
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.
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.
If the Partial Deductions module is purchased and used to book this lease, refer to the next screen sample instead. This screen is used to specify which amounts due at lease commencement have actually been received. Standard recurring charges and the Extended Recurring Charges module are described in the recurring charges screen of Book Lease [U0101].
Tax on advance payment(s), down payment, registration fee, insurance fee, vendor subsidy, opening commission and interim rent are automatically calculated unless a recurring charge with the special type of tax is in effect on the lease commencement date. If tax is treated as a recurring charge, these tax amounts are zero and the tax is included in the amount shown for the 'tax' recurring charge.
Note: Recurring charge tax type (T) is not supported in combination with the Sales Tax on Assessment module. Only one or the other may be active.
This screen also displays miscellaneous lease information which may be checked against the lease agreement.
Note: If during the booking of the lease RECEIVED was set to Y and Sessions [U0111] was used, the session amount was reduced by the amount received. If RECEIVED is now changed to N, the amount received is not restored to the session balance.
AP Reduce the accounts payable to the vendor. This method assumes that the vendor collected the payments and a check is issued net of the amounts collected and retained by the vendor.
INVL Invoice the lessee for the amount. An accounts receivable item due on the commencement date is created.
The total accounts payable to the vendor may not be greater than the difference between the original accounts payable to the vendor and the amount already disbursed to the vendor.
ORIGINAL
ACQUISITION COST
+
OTHER CHARGES
-
DOWN PAYMENT
+
DOCUMENTATION FEE
+
BROKER FEE
This calculation is informational only. It appears on the Rebook Audit report [LPU0116.RPT] but is not stored on file.
(number of payments times the payment amount) plus guaranteed residual
This calculation includes all advance payments. Not applicable to month-to-month leases.
ORIGINAL
ACQUISITION COST
+ OTHER CHARGES
+ DOCUMENTATION FEE
- DOWN
PAYMENT
Not applicable to operating leases.
Not applicable to operating leases.
FIX Always use the fixed amount specified on screen 2 of the New Lease Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212].
PER Always use the percentage specified on screen 2 of the New Lease Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212]. Whether to calculate the percentage against unearned income, original cost, or contract receivable is specified through the INITIAL DIRECT COST AMOUNT parameter on screen 2 of the New Lease Customizations option of the Portfolio update [U0212]. The selection made is applicable to the entire portfolio.
CLA Use a fixed amount if the asset is a vehicle. Otherwise, use a percentage.
Refer to the Initial Direct Cost/Revenue document for more information on the calculation of initial direct costs.
No use tax is included in this amount if a recurring charge with the special type tax is in effect for any period over the life of the lease.
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
+ DOWN PAYMENT
TAX
+ INTERIM RENT
+ INTERIM RENT TAX
- ORIGINAL ACQUISITION
COST
- DOCUMENTATION FEE
No use tax is included in this amount if a recurring charge with the special type of tax is in effect for any period over the life of the lease.
Not applicable to operating leases.
All zeroes appear if lease is subject to value added tax only on the interest portion of payments.
Not applicable to month-to-month leases.
This total will include any sales tax on recurring charges if the Sales tax on Assessment module was purchased.
If the Partial Deductions module was not used during the booking of this lease, refer to the previous screen sample instead.
This screen is used to specify how the amounts due at lease commencement are to be processed if the Partial Deductions module is purchased. All or a part of each amount may be received, invoiced, or used to reduce the accounts payable to the vendor, or any combination of the three. If an over payment occurs (both lessor and the vendor received a check, for example) an amount may be placed in suspense.
The tax amounts for the 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. These tax amounts are zeroed and an amount equal to 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
This screen also displays miscellaneous lease information which may be checked against the disclosed lease agreement calculations. Refer to the documentation for the previous screen for further information on these display-only, informational fields.
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.
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 rebook 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].
The rebook process is almost similar for Asset Focus leases except for some constraints that it introduces in the first two screens of the update.
For AFM leases, LeasePak disallows any modifications to the fields; Lease Term, Starting Cost, Book Value, Other Charges, Residual and Pmt Amount; on the first screen. Trying to modify these fields will result in the informational message shown in the following figure.
On the second screen of the update, LeasePak disallows changes to the Security Deposit field. Other fields which effect the calculations in the case of Asset Focus leases are:
Following are the general ledger transactions of additional IDC fields (IDC8, IDC9, and IDCA–IDCH) when a lease is re-booked:
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 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 |
Debit | Credit | ||
7 | UNEARNED INCOME | 33 | REVENUE |
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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