Lease End Asset Management

Lease End Asset Management

Purpose

To dispose of Assets associated with an operating lease at the conclusion of the lease

Access

  1. Lease | Access Lease Accounts |  Lease Account |  | 

Process

Once a Lease Account has been Early Terminated or has come to a natural conclusion the asset(s) associated with the account must be dealt with.

Returning Assets to Stock

An asset can only be returned to stock if all instalments have posted. This will happen if the lease has come to the end of its natural life, or if it has been early terminated.

  the Asset, the following dialog will display:
 

The asset status is At Client


 
This will change the asset status to Returned and update the Return Date with today’s date. The date can be changed if required. Status Notes can be entered if required.

 

Once an asset has a status of Returned to Stock, it can be either sold or linked to another Lease Account.

Selling Assets

This is done through the  function.

This process will create the necessary General Ledger Journals for the sale of the asset and work out loss on sale or depreciation recovered. It will create a receivable invoice to the purchasing debtor which can be printed from the receivable system.


The asset must have been return to stock before a sale can be made. If this has not happened the following message will display:


 
Otherwise the following dialog will display:

 

Field
Explanation
Sale Date
Enter a sale date within the current lease system month

If a date is entered outside this range the following message will display:


Receivable Account
[F2] to highlight and   the Receivable Account the asset is to be sold to
Reference
This will default to the lease account code

It can be changed it required
Sale Price (including tax)
Enter the sale value of the asset inclusive of GST
Tax Code
[F2] to highlight and   the Tax Code applicable to the asset purchase


After sale the Asset Status will have changed to sold:

 

After sale the sale details will be completed on the asset details:

 

The Sale invoice number is the number automatically created from the Receivables System

Based on the GST exclusive sale price, initial cost and depreciation charged, the system will enter the correct values for:
  1. Loss on Sale
  2. Profit on Sale
  3. Depreciation Recovered
Go to Receivable | Print Invoices

 

Check the tick box Invoices not printed and  .

The invoice is a Crystal Report that can be personalised to each specific client’s layout.

Contact Argos if you wish a specific layout to be developed.

Linking Assets to a New Lease

Rather than selling an asset, it may be linked to another Lease Account. In this process the same asset is being re-leased, and a track is kept of its previous maintenance and depreciation.

The asset must first have been returned to stock.

The linking process will take place on the new lease account, or an existing lease account this asset is to be associated with.

Once the new Lease Account has been created, access the  browse and  

The following dialog will display:

 
 

The Lease Asset Browse will display a list of all assets that have a status of ‘Returned to Stock’

 
Enter the Collateral Code of the asset to be linked and   

  


If the asset is the correct one -  otherwise  and  a new asset

The following message will display:

 

This is because the Finance details of the new lease have not yet been completed

The Linking Asset cost excluding tax is the initial cost less depreciation from the linked asset

The Finance details could have been completed prior to linking the asset. This test would still have been performed to check that the asset financed price less GST was the same as the asset value from the previous lease. This is only a warning message. It is possible to lease the linked asset for other than its disposal value from the previous lease.

 if you wish to continue and set up the Finance details after the linkage


 
Certain information is carried through from the asset being linked.

FieldExplanation
DescriptionThis is the asset description from the  details linked from the asset
Tax Depn MethodThis has been brought through from the linked asset
Tax Depn Rate/LifeThis has been brought through from the linked asset
Purchase DateThis has been brought through from the linked asset
Prior Asset Number
The internal number of the asset linked from
Status Notes
This details the internal number of the linked asset, internal number of the Lease Account associated with the linked asset, and the date the linkage took place.
Prior Depn
Depreciation on the asset prior to it being linked
Prior Act Maint
Actual Maintenance on the asset prior to it being linked
Prior Mtce Prov
Expired maintenance provision on the asset prior to it being linked
Initial Cost
This has been brought through from the linked asset

Once an asset has been linked the  record must be accessed to check the details – in particular the Type.  If this is blank it must be completed.  Also, if any identifying details have changed, this should be updated.  An example may be use of a personalised plate by the new lessee.

Certain details will have been updated on the asset linked from  

These are described below:


FieldExplanation
Asset StatusThis has been changed to On Leased
Status NotesThis details the internal number of the new asset, internal number of the lease account associated with the new asset, and the date the linkage took place
Sold / Re-Leased DetailsThe date the linkage took place

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