BC-B 0620

Premium Calculation Method#

This component determines how the premium amount will be calculated.

Choose the rule to be used as the ‘Premium Calculation Method’ rule.

RuleDescriptionLogicAssoc.Go to
00Use Value from UserCalcSpecify the name of the <User Calc> on the
component.
The usercalc must be of the type `Function`,
with a return value of the type `Numeric`. Use
the RET operator to return the numeric value.
This value is interpreted by the component as a
user provided premium amount.

B0660
01Use Value from ElementSpecify the name of the <Element> on the component.
The value of the element will be used as the
premium amount.

B0660
02Use Premium Value on
Enrollment
Use the premium amount from the employee’s
current enrollment detail, or the <BC Value>
specified in the component.
The employee’s enrollment detail (IBEN) must
be initialized with a
value, either by conversion
or manual input, or through the component
value.

B0660
03*Use Premium RateUses the premium rate from the Rates tab or
B0600 as the premium amount.
B0600B0660
04Premium Rate × Eligible
Earnings
Multiplies the premium rate from the Rates tab
or B0600 by the eligible earnings (B0360).
B0600
B0360
B0660
05*Premium Rate × Coverage
Unit Value
Multiplies the premium rate from the Rates tab
or B0600 by the coverage (B0470), and divides
by the unit <BC Value> specified in component
B0640.
This rule is commonly used for life and disability
plans.
B0470
B0600
B0640
B0650
B0660
06(Prem × (Covg <=
Limit))+(Prem2 × (Covg >
Limit))
Multiplies the premium rate from the Rates tab
or B0600 by the coverage (B0470) less than or
equal to the coverage limit specified in component
B0650, plus it multiplies the premium2 rate
(B0610) by the coverage (B0470) greater than
the coverage limit specified in component
B0650
Used for `dual-rated` plans where the premium
rate is one rate up to a certain level of coverage
and another rate over and above that level.
B0470
B0600
B0610
B0650
B0660
07Premium Rate + Deduction
+ Contribution
Uses the premium rate from the Rates tab or
B0600 plus the employee deduction amount
plus the employer contribution amount as the
premium amount. Used by some self-insured
plans.
The Premium Rate may be zero (0), which must
be entered on the Rates tab.
When using this rule, the sequence numbers of
the premium components B0600 to B0690 must
be changed to calculate after the contribution
component B0840 and the deduction component
B1040 have already been calculated.
Rule may be used for self-insured plans.
B0600
B0610
B0620
B0660
B0670
B0680
B0690
B0840
B1040
B0660
08Prem Rate × (Covg-SI
Covg)/Unit Value (SI)
Multiplies the premium rate from the Rates tab
or B0600 by the non self-insured amount of the
coverage (B0470 minus the value of B0630),
and divides by the unit <BC Value> specified in
component B0640.
Rule used for self-insured plans only.
B0470
B0600
B0640
B0630
B0660
09Prem Rate × (Covg-SI
Perc)/Unit Value (SI)
Multiplies the premium rate from the Rates tab
or B0600 by the non self-insured percentage of
the coverage (B0470 minus the value of
B0630), and divides by the unit <BC Value>
specified in component B0640.
Rule used for self-insured plans only.
B0470
B0600
B0640
B0630
B0660
10Premium Rate × Eligible
Earnings / 100
Multiplies the premium rate from the Rates tab
or B0600 by the eligible earnings (B0360)
divided by 100. This allows the premium rate to
be entered as a percentage not a decimal.
Rule may be used for CALPERS plans.
B0360
B0600
B0660


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