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JLARFGLR is a concurrent program owned by the JL – Latin America Localizations product family within Oracle E-Business Suite 12.1.1 and 12.2.2. The program's user-facing name is Fiscal Gain / Loss on Retirements, and it is catalogued as the Colombia Inflation Adjusted Account Drill Down Report. Its purpose is to support Colombian inflation adjustment (ajuste integral por inflación) reporting by allowing users to drill down into inflation-adjusted account balances and to identify fiscal gain or loss amounts triggered by asset or account retirements.

Colombia's tax regime historically required entities to recognise adjustments for inflation across non-monetary and certain monetary balances, and to compute the fiscal effect when those adjusted balances are retired or disposed. JLARFGLR serves as the reporting vehicle for that computation, presenting the supporting detail behind the inflation adjustment entries generated by the Latin America localisation engine. Users in the Colombian localisation run it to obtain an auditable breakdown of how inflation adjustment was derived and which portion was realised as gain or loss on retirement.

Execution Details

The documented execution method for JLARFGLR is Oracle Reports, with a Standard argument method. The associated executable is recorded as JLCOFADR; the executable's user-facing name is also JLCOFADR, and it maps to the execution filename JLCOFADR.

  • Concurrent program short name: JLARFGLR
  • User-facing name: Fiscal Gain / Loss on Retirements
  • Product / module: JL – Latin America Localizations
  • Execution method: Oracle Reports
  • Argument method: Standard
  • Executable: JLCOFADR (execution file JLCOFADR)
  • Enabled: No

Because the program is documented as not enabled in the ETRM metadata, it is shipped disabled and must be explicitly enabled from the Concurrent Programs form before it can be submitted in a given environment.

How to Run

The report is submitted through the standard Submit Request (SRS) window, typically from the Requests responsibility or from a Colombia localisation menu. Selecting the request name "Fiscal Gain / Loss on Retirements" invokes the Oracle Reports executable JLCOFADR with a standard argument set.

  • Confirm the program has been enabled; if it is still disabled, enable it from the Concurrent Programs form.
  • Navigate to Submit Request, query the request by name, and open the Parameters form.
  • Enter the standard arguments — generally ledger/book context, accounting period or date range, account range, and the reporting entity or asset scope that defines the retirement population.
  • Choose layout options (for example, whether to print account-level drill-down detail versus summary gain/loss totals).
  • Run in the standard SRS manner and review the generated output file.

Because the argument method is Standard and the metadata does not enumerate individual parameters, the available parameter list should be reviewed directly in the SRS Parameters window for the installed patch level, as JL localisation argument sets vary by release.

Related Objects

JLARFGLR draws on the same data structures used by the broader Colombian inflation adjustment feature set. Common associations include the JL inflation adjustment and balance tables that hold adjusted amounts and adjustment indices, the General Ledger interface objects used when adjustments are posted, and the concurrent executables in the JLCO* and JLA* families that populate those balances.

  • Inflation adjustment and revaluation data used by the JL – Latin America Localizations engine.
  • JL/GL interface and journal import objects involved in posting the adjustment entries.
  • Companion JL concurrent programs and reports that calculate or validate inflation adjustment balances.
  • The executable JLCOFADR, which implements both this program and the Colombia Inflation Adjusted Account Drill Down Report.

As with all JL localisation reports, output should be reconciled against the underlying adjustment run for the period before it is used for tax filing or audit purposes.