Import Opening Balances of the Lease Contract
Explanation
This activity is used to import opening balances of lease contracts by using
the right click option Import Lease Opening Balances
on the header of the Lease Accounting Contract window.
Prerequisites
In order to import the opening balances below must be fulfilled:
- FA object with object type Right-of-use and status
Registered must be connected to the contract.
- The amortization schedule must be created for the lease contract.
- A lease contract with status Active must have been
defined in Lease Accounting Contract window.
System Effects
As a result of this activity:
- Opening balances of the lease contract will be imported and lease
accounting related postings will be created therein.
- Vouchers of type A and LA will be created for Fixed Asset and Lease
Accounting transactions respectively.
- The periods in the Amortization Schedule till the specified cut off date
will be excluded from the postings by automatically checking the check box
Exclude from Postings in the Amortization
Schedule tab as a background process.
- The Object Status of the connected FA object would change to
Active.
- The cut off date of the imported balances will be shown in the
General tab of the Lease Accounting Contract
window.
Window
Lease
Accounting Contract
Related Window Descriptions
Lease Accounting Contract
Import Lease Opening Balances
Procedure
Use the following procedure to import opening balances of the lease contract:
- Open the Lease Accounting Contract window and
search for the contract that you want to import balances.
- Right-click on the header of the window and click Import
Lease Opening Balances right mouse button.
- Enter the cutoff date or the date on which the opening balances will be
in effect in the Cut off Date field.
- Enter the opening balance of the right of use asset in the
Amount in Contract Currency, Amount and
Amount in Parallel Currency fields. This opening balance of the
acquisition value of the right of use asset is valid for all the Fixed Asset
Books.
- In the Acquisition Date field, the contract start date
will be defaulted. However, user can edit the acquisition date as required,
however it cannot be date earlier than the start date of the contract.
- Select an appropriate transaction reason for the acquisition value from
the List of Values in the Transaction Reason field. The
default reason is filled.
- Enter the opening balance of the lease liability in contract, accounting
and parallel currencies in the Amount in Contract Currency,
Amount and Amount in Parallel Currency
fields.
- Enter the opening balance of the amortization of the right of use asset
in contract, accounting and parallel currencies in the Amount in
Contract Currency, Amount and Value in
Parallel Currency fields. (Note: This grouping will be required to
be filled if the contract is an Operating Lease).
To enter information relating to acquisition value adjustments for Finance
Lease Type contracts:
- Create a new record in the Acquisition Value Adjustments table.
- Select the relevant book for the Book ID field using
the List of Values.
- Enter the event date of the adjustment in the Event Date
field.
- Enter the adjustment amount (+/-) in accounting currency for the entered
book and event date in the Adjustment Amount field.
- Enter the adjustment amount (+/-) in parallel currency for the entered
book and event date in the Adjustment Amount in @EU field.
- Select an appropriate transaction reason for the acquisition value
adjustment using the List of Values in the Transaction Reason
field.
- Repeat steps 1-6 to enter the acquisition value adjustments for all the
books and event dates for which the adjustments apply.
To enter information relating to accumulated depreciation for Finance Lease
Type contracts:
- Create a new record in the Depreciation Data table.
- Select the relevant book for the Book ID field using
the List of Values.
- Enter the depreciation amount in accounting currency for a given period
in the Amount field.
- Enter the depreciation amount in parallel currency for a given period in
the Amount in @EU field.
- In the Depreciation Year field, enter the year to which
the depreciation amount you entered in the Amount field applies.
- In the Depreciation Period field, enter the period to
which the depreciation amount you entered in the Amount field applies.
- Select an appropriate transaction reason for the depreciation using the
List of Values.
- Repeat steps 1-6 to enter the accumulated depreciation for all the books
and periods for which different depreciation amounts apply. You can also
enter more than one line for the same combination of a particular book and a
period with different transaction reasons.
- Save the information.
(Note: The fields for Parallel Currency values are editable only if the
company uses Parallel Currency functionality.)
In the Posting Information for Fixed Asset Accounting:
- Enter the Voucher Date which is applicable for the
transactions of Right of Use Asset, Acquisition Value Adjustments and
Depreciation. The cutoff date will be defaulted to the Voucher Date
field.
- Select a User Group from the List of Values to change
the existing user group.
- Select the Voucher Type from the List of Values for the
posting of not book-specific transactions (general acquisition values) Note:
For the posting of book-specific transactions (acquisition value
adjustments, depreciations) the voucher type connected to the book will
automatically be used.
In the Posting Information for Lease Accounting:
- The FA Accounting voucher date will be defaulted to the Voucher
Date which is applicable for the transactions of Lease Liability
and Right of Use Asset Amortization.
- Select a User Group from the List of Values to change
the existing user group.
- Select the Voucher Type from the List of Values for the
posting of Lease Liability and Right of Use Asset Amortization. The LA
voucher type is defaulted.
Note: If the cutoff date is different than the Payment Due
Dates of the Amortization Schedule, then lease interest and expense, depending
on the lease type, should be manually adjusted in the Amortization Schedule and
Lease Periodical Proposal.