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The function Utilities>Fee Schedule is designed so that you can record your general office client fee schedule rules, then see what fee you should be charging a client based upon those rules. All rules entered in the window are shared by all clients regardless of the client that is open. The rules are recorded on the Write Up tab. The calculations are presented on the Calculations tab. The Override column is used to enter non-calculated values (*) and where you want to force a particular value for any item which will apply only to the client that is currently open. Use the Override column to assign a fixed value for any item which will override the calculated value for this client only. Also use the Override column to assign client specific values to items with an asterisk (*). The Recalculate button forces a recalculation of the window after entering changes in values. The Reset button removes any manual override and returns average period calculations based on the Calculated column. The Print button prints the fee calculations report for the current client. Enter the amount the client is currently charged per period in the Current Period Fee field. Enter the year end fee amount in the Current Year End Fee field. Notes may be entered if desired. Calculate Total—The program defaults to the period type currently set up for the active client. Selection of a different period type in the drop-down list will show what the billing for that period type should be. Base Fee per Period The value entered here adds to the period total for clients unless overridden by a value in the Override column for a client. Quarterly Reports Fee* Override value only. Check Register Checks Average Count is a total count of items within the Period/Year or Date range divided by the number of periods within the range. Payroll Check Recipients Average Count is the total count of unique employees receiving payroll checks during the selected Period/Year range. Payroll Checks Average Count is a total count of items within the Period/Year or Date range divided by the number of periods within the range. Check Register Deposits Average Count is a total count of items within the Period/Year or Date range divided by the number of periods within the range. Imported Checks Average Count is a total count of items within the Period/Year or Date range divided by the number of periods within the range. Normally the fee is calculated using the table set up for Imported Checks on the Write Up tab; however, if you want to have Imported Checks be calculated as a continuation of Check Register Checks, enter CR in the To column of Imported Checks. Imported Deposits Average Count is a total count of items within the Period/Year or Date range divided by the number of periods within the range. Normally the fee is calculated using the table set up for Imported Deposits on the Write Up tab; however, if you want to have Imported Deposits be calculated as a continuation of Check Register Deposits, enter CR in the To column of Imported Deposits. Imported Entries (excl. checking) Average Count is a total count of items within the Period/Year or Date range divided by the number of periods within the range. Bank Reconciliation Average Count is a total count of bank account reconciliations within the Period/Year or Date range divided by the number of periods within the range. Bank Reconciliation Add/Ded Average Count is a total count of items within the Period/Year or Date range divided by the number of periods within the range. Credit Card Reconciliation (each) Average Count is a total count of credit card reconciliations within the Period/Year or Date range divided by the number of periods within the range. Daily Book Pages Average Count is a total count of items within the Period/Year or Date range divided by the number of periods within the range. Daily Book Deposits Average Count is the total count of entries in daily books that post to an account with a Current Assets Classification and a Checking Type and that are Debit items divided by the number of periods within the range. Daily Book Entries-Other Average Count is a total count of items within the Period/Year or Date range minus the total Daily Book Deposits divided by the number of periods within the range. General Entry Deposits Average Count is the total count of entries made in the General window that post to an account with a Current Assets classification and a Checking type and that are Debit items divided by the number of periods within the range. General Entries-Other Average Count is a total count of items within the Period/Year or Date range minus the total General Entries Deposits divided by the number of periods within the range. A/P Invoices Average Count is a total count of items within the Period/Year or Date range divided by the number of periods within the range. Per Payroll Employee Number of employee contacts where Inactive is not selected. Per Payroll State Number of states currently being paid state unemployment. Per Payroll Locality Number of localities currently being paid state unemployment. Per 1099 Vendor Number of 1099 Vendors with activity during the selected Period/Year or Date range. Account Groups Total number of account groups defined in Setup>Account Groups. Comparative Statements* Override value only. Budget Comparisons* Override value only. Accrual Basis* Override value only. Pbm Support* Override value only. Profit Centers* Override value only. Consolidated Client Files* Override value only. Sales Tax Returns* Override value only. All of the calculated values, that are based on an average of a period, will calculate their data based on an average of the periods within the selected range, using either the Year/Period Range or the Date Range on the left of the screen. The Total Count column displays the total count of the item and is for information only. This amount is not used in any fee calculations. To record rules, highlight each item for which you want to create a fee schedule rule, and enter the values in the grid column on the right. To use tiers, enter the amount you wish to charge for the number of items up to the value (count) entered in the To column. For example, if you are recording item 4 Check Register Checks and you want to charge $1.00 a piece for the first 100 checks, you would enter 100 in the To field and 1.00 in the Amount field for Tier 1. If you want to charge .75 per check for the next 100 checks, you would enter 200 in the To field and .75 in the Amount field for Tier 2. If there are more actual items in an average period than the To number on the last Tier all additional items will be included within the range of the last Tier. Click the Print Offset—Due to printer variations, column widths do not print the same as they look on the screen. Use Options>Print Offset to adjust for these differences. Increase the number to increase the printed column width and decrease the number to decrease the width. Once this is set for your system, columns will print as they appear on your screen.
Fee Schedule
Calculations Tab
Item and Method of Calculation:
Write Up Tab
Fee Schedule Options
icon on the Data Bar for Fee Schedule Options.
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