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The Lease Billing Edit must be run before Lease Billing can be initiated.
This edit program produces a Lease Billing Edit report, which must
be manually checked to confirm that all leases and amounts are
correct before proceeding with the final Lease Billing run.
Any leases that have had equipment returned or sold, should be
terminated using Terminate a Lease .
Lease Billing Example:
Equipment was leased on 01/20/20XX for 6 months. Customer will be billed: Billing From Bill To Code ------- ---- ------- ---- Billing 1 01/20/20XX 02/20/20XX 20 Billing 2 02/20/20XX 03/20/20XX 20 Billing 3 03/20/20XX 04/20/20XX 20 Billing 4 04/20/20XX 05/20/20XX 20 Billing 5 05/20/20XX 06/20/20XX 20 Billing 6 06/20/20XX 07/20/20XX 20The Lease Billing Cycle:
Normally one Cycle Billing Day is billed at a time.
e.g. run the edit for Billing Day 20, then run the final billing
for Billing Day 20, before running the edit for Billing Day 21.
Even if you get behind in billing the leases, you must still
complete one cycle billing day at a time in order to catch up.
Billing Short Calendar Months:
On the last day of the
month, run the Lease Billing Edit and Lease Billing for the "extra"
billing day codes.
e.g. on Feb. 28th, run the Lease Billing Edit and Lease Billing for
billing day codes 28, 29, 30 & 31
and on April 30th, run it for billing day codes 30 & 31
Bill To Date Billing Day Code For Leases going From ------------ ---------------- --------------------- February 28th 28 Jan. 28th to Feb. 28th February 28th 29 Jan. 29th to Feb. 28th February 28th 30 Jan. 30th to Feb. 28th February 28th 31 Jan. 31st to Feb. 28th April 30th 30 Mar. 30th to Apr. 30th April 30th 31 Mar. 31st to Apr. 30th
Invoice Date versus Bill to Date:
The Bill To
Date is completely independent of the Invoice Date.
The Bill To Date represents the end of the billing period for that
lease.
The Invoice Date can be the same as or different from the Bill To
Date. The Invoice Date is requested in Lease
Billing .
Many firms bill the leases one month in advance.
e.g. they issue the invoice for 01/20/20XX, but the billing period
goes from 01/20/20XX to 02/20/20XX.
This increases their cash flow. Selecting the invoice date is
entirely up to your firm's policies.
When to run the Edit:
The Lease Billing Edit should
be run at the end of each day, after all deliveries of lease
equipment have been done and all equipment returns have
occurred.
This allows the leasing staff to setup the new leases and terminate
the old leases with equipment returns, before the billing for that
day is done.
If this makes your end of day routine too busy, then run the
billing the next morning using yesterday's date as the Bill To
Date.
The prompts to initiate the edit run are:
The Bill To Date is independent of the Invoice
Date.
Some firms bill one month in advance, i.e. they issue the invoice
for 01/20/20XX, but the billing period goes from 01/20/20XX to
02/20/20XX. The invoice date is set during Lease Billing .
NOTE: On the last day of the month, run the Lease Billing Edit
for the "extra" billing day codes.
For example, on Feb. 28th, run the Lease Billing Edit for billing
day codes 28, 29, 30 & 31; and on April 30th, run it for
billing day codes 30 & 31.
Click the ACCEPT button to begin printing the report, or CANCEL to abort.
The Lease Billing Edit report prints the leases in alphabetical
order by Ship To Customer Name.
This should coincide with your lease filing system.
After verifying the Lease Billing Edit report run Lease Billing to generate the invoices.
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