Actually, re-read the original posters question and I believe I misinterpreted what the question was asking.
My response above was speaking about a vendor including the "projections" after the actual payoff. For example, let's say annual statement is calendar year (Jan through Dec) and loan payoff is in April. The vendor I was referring to included on the short year statement at payoff the actual activity from Jan through April as well as the projections for Jan all the way through to Dec, instead of cutting the projections off at April (payoff).
I would think the final short year statement should include the prior projections up to the payoff, in order to reconcile the escrow balance at payoff.
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* My opinion is not necessarily that of my employer.