Assumptions Report

This report shows (in English) the assumptions used to generate the other reports. It was created with the idea of generating an assumptions report which can be presented to an investor or other concerned party (NOT a planEASe user) to explain the assumptive basis of the other planEASe reports.

The phrase “Until Projected Sale” is used for any Revenue/Expense Period of 99 (or more) years. Any depreciation, loan, revenue or expense page for which the assumed amount is zero is ignored in this report.

The Assumption Section Title is constructed from your Page Titles and the Assumption Page Type. Thus, a Revenue Page with a Page Title of “& 2004” following a page with a Page Title of “Suite 104” will generate an Assumption Section Title of “Suite 104 2004 Revenue Assumptions”

The Assumptions Report looks for the value of 99 in the Revenue/Expense Period and, finding it, uses the phrase “Until Projected Sale” for the Revenue/Expense Period in the report. If, for instance, it finds 98.00 there, it prints “98 years”.

As with all our reports, if you want to edit any part of the report before printing, just click that part to highlight it (and press / to edit it) or doubleclick the report part to edit it directly.

You may insert or delete report rows by pulling down the Edit/Insert or Edit/Delete menu options. This is useful, for instance, to eliminate the tax assumptions when publishing a Before Tax analysis.

Show Page Notes controls whether or not the Page Notes for the Assumption Page are printed in the Report. If checked, the Notes are shown. The screen version of the report shows them left justified, but the printed report centers and justifies the Notes for an attractive presentation.

Refer Revenues controls whether the assumptions for the Revenue Pages will be shown or, alternatively, the note “Please refer to the accompanying Lease Analysis reports” is shown in their place. This is useful if you want to include the reports from the Lease View of Lease Analysis to explain your revenue projections.