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;; Financial functions originally used by the mortgage/loan druid,
;; but useful in scheduled transactions
;;
;; Copyright 2002 Joshua Sled <jsled@asynchronous.org>
;; Update 2012 Frank H. Elenberger <frank.h.ellenberger@gmail.com>
;;
;; Simple function for testing:
(define (gnc:foobar val) val)
;; pretty literal copies of similar code from gnumeric-1.0.8, except we want
;; positive values to be returned (as gnucash will handle the credit/debit
;; appropriately)
;; interest payment amount:
(define (gnc:ipmt rate per nper pv fv type)
(* -1 (* rate
(- 0 (calc-principal pv
(calc-pmt rate nper pv fv type)
rate (- per 1)))
))
)
;; principal payment amount:
(define (gnc:ppmt rate per nper pv fv type)
(let* ((pmt (calc-pmt rate nper pv fv type))
(ipmt (* rate
(calc-principal pv pmt rate (- per 1)))))
(* -1 (-
pmt
(* -1 ipmt))))
)
;; payment amount:
(define (gnc:pmt rate nper pv fv type)
(* -1 (calc-pmt rate nper pv fv type)))
;; 2 functions from http://lists.gnucash.org/pipermail/gnucash-user/2005-February/012964.html
;; future value of deposits with compound interests:
(define (gnc:futureValue a r n t)
;; Parameters:
;; a: amount
;; r: interest rate
;; n: frequency per year
;; t: time
;;
;; formula from http://www.riskglossary.com/articles/compounding.htm
(* a (expt (+ 1 (/ r n)) (* n t))))
(define (gnc:computeInterestIncrement amount interest periods i)
(let ((thisVal (gnc:futureValue amount interest periods i))
(prevVal (gnc:futureValue amount interest periods (- i 1))))
(- thisVal prevVal)
)
)
;;;;;
;; below: not-exposed/"private" functions, used by the "public" functions
;; above.
;;;;;
(define (calc-pmt rate nper pv fv type)
(let ((pvif (calc-pvif rate nper))
(fvifa (calc-fvifa rate nper)))
(/ (- (* (- 0 pv) pvif) fv)
(* fvifa
(+ 1.0
(* rate type)))))
)
(define (calc-pvif rate nper)
(expt (+ 1 rate) nper)
)
(define (calc-fvifa rate nper)
(/ (- (expt (+ 1 rate) nper) 1) rate)
)
(define (calc-principal pv pmt rate per)
(+ (* pv (expt (+ 1.0 rate) per))
(* pmt (/ (- (expt (+ 1 rate) per)
1)
rate)))
)
;; This section added in 2005. Ludovic Nicolle
;; Formula to get the rate for a given period if there are yper in the year
;; And the official rate is compounded ycomp in the year.
;; For example, a mortgage being monthly has yper = 12
;; and if the posted rate is a plain annual rate, then ycomp = 1.
;; but if the posted rate is compounded semi-annually, as is the case in Canada,
;; then ycomp = 2.
;; this function can be used to enter the nominal rate in the formulas, without
;; pre-calculating the power function below.
(define (gnc:periodic_rate rate yper ycomp)
(- (expt (+ 1.0 (/ rate ycomp)) (/ ycomp yper) ) 1.0)
)
;; the three following functions with prefix gnc:cpd_ are more generic equivalents of
;; gnc:pmt, gnc:ipmt and gnc:ppmt above, with some differences.
;; First difference is that they take the annual nominal rate and two yearly frequencies:
;; rate is annual, not per period (the functions calculate it themselves)
;; yfreq determines the compounding frequency of the payed/charged interest
;; ycomp determines the compounding frequency of the annual nominal rate
;; Second difference is for rounding. My experience shows that all banks do not use
;; the exact same rounding parameters. Moreover, on top of that situation, numerical calculations
;; in gnucash using the original gnc:pmt, gnc:ipmt and gnc:ppmt functions above can also
;; create another set of rounding issues. Both problems create the "odd-penny imbalance" problem.
;; So the gnc:cpd_Zpmt functions do automatic rounding, the goal being to have PPMT = PMT - I
;; holding true for all calculated numbers. However, this won't fix the first problem if your bank
;; can't do proper maths and manual fixing of transactions will still be required.
;; FIXME: One problem with the rounding procedure in these three functions is that it is always
;; rounding at the second decimal. This works great with dollars and euros and a lot of major
;; currencies but might well cause issues with other currencies not typically divided in 100.
;; I have not tested anything else than dollars.
;; If the automatic rounding causes issues for a particular case, one can always use the
;; equivalence of the cpd_ and non-cpd_ functions, by using periodic_rate() like this:
;; gnc:cpd_pmt( rate:yfreq:ycomp :nper:pv:fv:type)
;; is equivalent to gnc:pmt(periodic_rate(rate:yfreq:ycomp):nper:pv:fv:type)
;; On the opposite side, if you want the automatic rounding but don't understand how to use
;; the cpd_ functions, here is a quick example on how to convert original gnc:Zpmt
;; function calls. The typical setup is to use 'rate/yfreq' as the first parameter, so the
;; solution is to simply use yfreq for both yfreq and ycomp in the gnc:cpd_Zpmt calls, like this:
;; gnc:pmt( rate / yfreq :nper:pv:fv:type)
;; is equivalent to gnc:cpd_pmt( rate:yfreq:yfreq :nper:pv:fv:type)
(define (gnc:cpd_ipmt rate yfreq ycomp per nper pv fv type)
(* 0.01
(round
(* -100 (* (gnc:periodic_rate rate yfreq ycomp)
(- 0 (calc-principal pv
(calc-pmt (gnc:periodic_rate rate yfreq ycomp) nper pv fv type)
(gnc:periodic_rate rate yfreq ycomp) (- per 1))))
)
)
)
)
(define (gnc:cpd_ppmt rate yfreq ycomp per nper pv fv type)
(let* (
(per_rate (gnc:periodic_rate rate yfreq ycomp))
(pmt (* -1 (gnc:cpd_pmt rate yfreq ycomp nper pv fv type)))
(ipmt (* per_rate (calc-principal pv pmt per_rate (- per 1))))
)
(
* -1 (+ pmt ipmt)
)
)
)
(define (gnc:cpd_pmt rate yfreq ycomp nper pv fv type)
(* 0.01
(round
(* -100
(calc-pmt (gnc:periodic_rate rate yfreq ycomp) nper pv fv type)
)
)
)
)
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