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This page provides a summary of the landlord statement options available - including specific notes on the Separate property statements option
In the Landlord Statement screen, Statement Options are found at the top: | |
By date One statement will be produced listing all transactions for all of the landlords properties, in date order. | |
Collated property statements The landlord will receive statements for all properties on the same PDF. If statements are sent by email the landlord will receive one email, with one PDF statement. Pre version 12.112, Collated property statements were named Individual property statement | |
Separate property statements (or per property statements) - as outlined here A statement will be created as a separate PDF for each of the landlord's properties. If the landlord receives statements by email, each property statement will be sent on an individual email. When enabled, the end of financial year statements (outlined here) will also be produced per property and on separate PDFs, see notes below. | |
Grouped/Sorted by property All of the transactions due to appear on the statement will be grouped by property, but will appear on a single PDF. The opening and closing balance will represent to the total for all properties. This should be used in conjunction with Group property payments (set in the Landlord Financial Details screen). | |
Send when net payment is zero When the Send when net payment is zero box is ticked, each time there is a movement of money processed on the landlord, a statement will be produced. This includes all zero payments, such as using a float to pay a supplier invoice. When the Send when net payment is zero box is un-ticked, the landlord will receive a statement when a payment has been made to them. Or, when income such as rent or a landlord receipt has been used to pay invoices, resulting in a zero payment. Paying an invoice from float will not produce a landlord statement. |
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