| 1/ Supplementary table to Table 3 that presents a schedule of projected payments broken down by institutional sector and instrument. Separate identification of Direct Investment: Intercompany Lending is encouraged. The projected debt service payments are the expected nominal amounts to be paid on external debt outstanding on the reference date. Dissemination of information on the schedule of projected debt service payments twice yearly is recommended. 2/ Immediately available on demand and/or immediately due (including arrears and interest on arrears). 3/ Other debt liabilities comprise insurance, pension, and standardized guarantees schemes, and other accounts payable-other in the IIP statement. In the absence of information to make the short-term/long-term attribution, it is recommended that insurance, pension, and standardized guaranteed schemes be classified as long term. 4/ Arrears are recorded in the original debt instrument rather than in other debt liabilities, short term. See recording of arrears in paragraph 3.43. 5/ Unless detailed information is available to make the appropriate maturity attribution, it is recommended that all principal payments on Direct Investment: Intercompany Lending be included in the over two years category. See the Guide, paragraph 7.5. 6/ These memorandum items are requested to link the information in this table to data used by the IMF for debt sustainability analysis (DSA). For DSA purposes, the repayment of SDR allocations (principal) is excluded from the debt-service payment schedule, and interest payments on SDR allocations are included, only in the circumstance, and only to the extent (amount), that interest payments on SDR allocations exceed interest receipts on SDR holdings. * Interest should include interest payments on SDR allocations; however, for the purpose of this table, interest payments are not shown in the "More than two years" column. The SDR allocations reported for the most recent quarterly data in Table 1 should be included as principal in the "More than two years" column. See the Guide, paragraph 7.16. |