NetLease - Supplemental cash flow information

Overview

The Supplemental Cash Flow Information report summarizes lease cash flows and noncash ROU asset additions for a period. It produces the figures for the supplemental cash flow table in the lease footnote under ASC 842-20-50-4(g)(1)-(2): cash paid for amounts included in the measurement of lease liabilities, and ROU assets obtained in exchange for lease liabilities, segregated between Operating and Financing leases. Each line can be drilled down by lease and then to the individual subledger (schedule line) amounts behind it, so every figure in the footnote can be traced to source.

The report presents the following lines:

LineWhat it includes
Operating Cash Flows Paid for Operating LeasesLease payments on leases classified as Operating
Operating Cash Flows Paid for Interest Portion of Financing LeasesInterest portion of payments on leases classified as Financing
Financing Cash Flows Paid for Principal Portion of Financing LeasesPrincipal portion of payments on leases classified as Financing
ROU Assets Obtained On Operating Lease CommencementsROU asset recognized at commencement on Operating leases
ROU Assets Obtained On Operating Lease Term ModificationsROU asset adjustments from Standard, Complete, Scope Decrease, Renewal and True Up modifications on Operating leases
ROU Assets Obtained On Operating Lease ImpairmentsROU asset adjustments from ROU impairment modifications on Operating leases
ROU Assets Obtained On Financing Lease CommencementsROU asset recognized at commencement on Financing leases
ROU Assets Obtained On Financing Lease Term ModificationsROU asset adjustments from Standard, Complete, Scope Decrease, Renewal and True Up modifications on Financing leases
ROU Assets Obtained On Financing Lease ImpairmentsROU asset adjustments from ROU impairment modifications on Financing leases

Report details

Report typeScripted report (runs in the NetLease report engine, not a saved search)
CategoryDisclosure reports
Data sourceNetLease subledger (lease schedule lines) - activity for the period
StandardASC 842-20-50-4(g)(1)-(2); cash flow classification under ASC 842-20-45
Can be scheduledYes - see NetLease - Scheduled Scripted Reports

When to use this report

  • Quarter-end and year-end reporting - to populate the supplemental cash flow table in the financial statement footnotes.
  • Statement of cash flows preparation - to split lease payments between operating cash flows (operating lease payments and finance lease interest) and financing cash flows (finance lease principal).
  • Audit requests - when auditors ask for support for cash paid on leases or for new ROU assets obtained in the period, with lease-level detail.
  • Noncash disclosure - to identify ROU assets obtained from new leases and modifications during the period.

Prerequisites

  • A role with access to NetLease reports (the NetLease Report record).
  • Leases are classified (Operating or Financing) and their schedules are generated for the reporting period.

Running the report

  1. Navigate to NetLease > Reports > Disclosure Reports > Supplemental Cash Flow Information > Run.
  2. Set the filters (see below). Set the accounting period to the period being reported.
  3. Click Preview to view the results, or Export to download them to Excel or CSV depending on the excel format selected.

FilterDescription
SubsidiaryLimits results to leases for the selected subsidiary.
Consolidation SubsidiarySubsidiary to consolidate the results as. This drives FX conversion to that subsidiary's base currency. Multi-currency accounts only.
CurrencyCurrency to display the report in.
Consolidated Exchange RateRate type used to translate results: Average, Current, Historical, Custom or None. Accounts that are not OneWorld see Current (To Date), Historical (From Date), Custom or None. See FX implications below.
Consolidation DateDate to pull the exchange rate from when Custom is selected.
Export LevelLevel of detail in the export: one option per grouping level of the report (for example the disclosure line, lease and subledger detail), or Full Hierarchy (all levels).
Department / Class / LocationLimits results to leases with the selected segment values. Multi-select.
LeaseLimits results to a single lease.
Accounting PeriodPeriod to report on. Quarter and year periods total the activity across the whole period.
From Date / To DateAlternative to the accounting period, for a custom date range.
Accounting BookMulti-book accounts only. Reports the selected book, using each lease's secondary classification when the secondary book is selected.
Show Non-Book Specific TransactionsMulti-book accounts only. Available once an accounting book is selected.
Hide Currency SymbolRemoves currency symbols from the output.
Show FX CalculationsShows amounts in lease, subsidiary and consolidated currency, with the exchange rates used. Multi-currency accounts only.

Results

The report shows each cash flow and ROU asset line with its total for the period. Expand a line to see the amount by lease, then expand a lease to see the subledger lines behind it. Click Export to save the report as an Excel file.

FX implications

If you have leases in different currencies, it can be helpful to see the rate implications by lease. Check Show FX Calculations in the filter section to show the additional columns associated with FX rate conversions.

The report adds columns for the lease to subsidiary rate conversion (when the contract currency, the currency on the lease, is different from the subsidiary currency) and columns for converting the subsidiary currency to the consolidated currency (the consolidation subsidiary selected in the filters).

ColumnDescription
Amount (Contract)Amount in the lease's contract currency
Contract CurrencyThe lease's contract currency
FX RateRate used to convert from contract currency to subsidiary currency
Amount (Subsidiary)Amount in the subsidiary's base currency
Subsidiary CurrencyThe subsidiary's base currency
Consolidation RateRate used to translate to the consolidation subsidiary's currency
Amount (Consolidated)Amount in the consolidated (reporting) currency

The report uses different rates for different lines by design:

  • ROU asset lines - always use the historical exchange rate. The rate is pulled from the schedule lines on the lease, since the rate entered in the header section of the lease record can change with modifications.
  • Cash flows paid lines - use the exchange rate on the date of the transaction, which is the last day of the month in most cases.

The Consolidated Exchange Rate filter is only used for the consolidation rate column. For cash flows the rate is typically Average, so that is what the report defaults to, but other options can be selected. The Custom option uses the rate in the currency exchange rates list for the date entered.

Audits, disclosures and footnotes

The report is designed to produce the cash flow and noncash amounts required by ASC 842-20-50-4(g)(1)-(2). Below is the lease quantitative disclosure guidance:

Below is an example of a Supplemental Cash Flow disclosure for Financial Statements. The report within NetLease is designed to fulfill this disclosure requirement.

Footnote lineWhere to find it
Operating cash flows paid for operating leasesOperating Cash Flows Paid for Operating Leases
Operating cash flows paid for interest portion of finance leasesOperating Cash Flows Paid for Interest Portion of Financing Leases
Financing cash flows paid for principal portion of finance leasesFinancing Cash Flows Paid for Principal Portion of Financing Leases
ROU assets obtained in exchange for lease obligations - operating leasesThe three ROU Assets Obtained On Operating Lease lines (commencements, term modifications, impairments)
ROU assets obtained in exchange for lease obligations - finance leasesThe three ROU Assets Obtained On Financing Lease lines (commencements, term modifications, impairments)
(g)(3) Weighted-average remaining lease termNetLease - Weighted Average Term Report
(g)(4) Weighted-average discount rateNetLease - Weighted Average Rate Report
(a)-(e) Components of lease costNetLease - Components of Lease Costs & Impairments Report

Tips for audit support

  • Export at Full Hierarchy to give auditors the summary, lease-level and subledger-line detail in one file.
  • Run the report for each period presented (for example current year and prior year) with the same filters, so the footnote columns are consistent.
  • Decide with your auditors whether ROU impairment lines belong in the noncash ROU additions total, and present them consistently between periods.
  • Keep the export with your close workpapers. Scheduled reports can save it automatically each period.

Frequently asked questions

Is this report a saved search? Can I edit its columns?

No. It is a scripted report, so its rows and columns are fixed by NetLease. You can narrow results with the filters. To build a different layout, see NetLease - Custom Scripted Report.

Which modification types count as term modifications?

The ROU Assets Obtained On ... Lease Term Modifications lines include Standard, Complete, Scope Decrease, Renewal and True Up modifications. ROU impairment modifications are reported on their own Impairments lines.

Why is the interest or principal for a month showing in a later month?

Interest and principal on Financing leases are reported with the schedule line that has a payment. When a schedule line has no payment, its interest and principal are carried forward and reported with the next schedule line in the report range that has a payment, so the lines reflect cash paid rather than amounts accrued.

Can I run it for a quarter or a full year?

Yes. Select a quarter or year accounting period, or enter a From Date and To Date. The report totals the activity across the whole range.

Which exchange rate is used for foreign-currency leases?

ROU asset lines use the lease's historical rate. Cash paid lines use the rate on the date of each schedule line. The Consolidated Exchange Rate filter then controls translation to the reporting currency. See FX implications above.

How does it work with multi-book accounting?

When an accounting book is selected, the report uses each lease's classification for that book. For example, a lease that is Operating in the primary book and Financing in a secondary book is reported under the classification for the selected book.

Troubleshooting

  • A lease is missing - confirm the lease is classified as Operating or Financing and its schedule covers the selected period, and check that no subsidiary, segment or lease filter excludes it.
  • A new lease is not in ROU Assets Obtained On ... Commencements - confirm the commencement falls within the selected period or date range.
  • Cash paid differs from vendor bills - the report reads from the NetLease subledger payment schedule, not from vendor bills or payments. Use NetLease - Reconciling the Subledger to the General Ledger to tie out.
  • FX amounts look wrong - rerun with Show FX Calculations checked and review the rates applied to each line.

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