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__Benefit Components__ specify all of the rules, usercalcs, elements, field values, factors, and
constants associated with a benefit plan. \\
[Benefit Components|BENEFIT COMPONENTS#Benefit Component Codes] specify all of the rules, usercalcs, [elements|PAY ELEMENTS], field values, factors, and constants associated with a benefit plan.
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Each of the questions shown above may become a component or several components of a benefit plan/coverage, and each component has a number of possible responses or options. In ePersonality, the questions/components are called Benefit Components. The possible options/responses are the Benefit Component Rules.\\
Each of the questions shown above may become a component or several components of a benefit plan/coverage, and each component has a number of possible responses or options. In Personality, the questions/components are called Benefit Components. The possible options/responses are the Benefit Component Rules.\\
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The benefit components allow a great deal of versatility for defining benefit plans. In cases where the existing options may not allow for every possible plan rule, the ePersonality UserCalc tool has been made available. With this tool, users are given the ability to create a custom calculation to derive necessary information for the plan. Users are also given the opportunity to carry amounts calculated within benefits processing to payroll, and subsequently to employees’ pay stubs and financial ledgers. The link between benefits and payroll is established with pay components.\\
The benefit components allow a great deal of versatility for defining benefit plans. In cases where the existing options may not allow for every possible plan rule, the UserCalc tool has been made available. With this tool, users are given the ability to create a custom calculation to derive necessary information for the plan. Users are also given the opportunity to carry amounts calculated within benefits processing to payroll, and subsequently to employees’ pay stubs and financial ledgers. The link between benefits and payroll is established with [pay components|PAY COMPONENTS].\\
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!Benefit Component Notes
Bracketed words on the following pages represent the field in the Component Rules or the Enrollment form to be filled in. i.e. <User Calc>\\
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To create any usercalcs that may be needed, please refer to the User Calculation Tool Workbook.
Each component has a table to define the rules that are available. The columns in the table are
described below:
*Rule the index number of the rule
*Description a brief description of the rule
*Logic what the rule will do if chosen, and what other ‘pieces’ it may need to complete it logic
*Assoc. if there are any associated benefit components needed they are listed
*Go to after this rule is chosen which benefit component should be evaluated next
The standard or most commonly used rule(s) for each component is indicated by the asterisk
(*) in the Rule column.
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!Notes on Date Benefit Components
*Premium Start date will not work if it is an earlier date than the Plan Effective date.
**The effective date of the [IBEN] record controls the benefit. If the plan is not yet effective, there is no point in trying to take a premium – the plan will be skipped by [UPCALC].
**Same thing applies for expiration date and premium end. There is no point in making the premium stop AFTER the expiration date of the record. If the employee is not in the plan, they will not have their premium amount calculated.
*BC action should be ‘Calculate’
**The BC action for any date component (B0020 – B0270) does not need to be anything but ‘calculate’. The dates are already on the [IBEL]/[IBEN] as separate fields.
*‘Allow Value Override’ is only necessary on ‘final date’ values
**[B0070|BC-B0070], [B0130|BC-B0130], [B0140|BC-B0140] are final storage BC’s for Effective, Eligible, Premium Start dates
**[B0200|BC-B0200], [B0260|BC-B0260], [B0270|BC-B0270] are final storage BC’s for Expiration, Eligible Expiry, Premium End dates
**These components are the only ones that the user would override. Toggle should not be on for ‘interim’ date values.
*If plan expires at termination date, a full deduction is taken in final pay.
**If ‘Termination Date’ is used as the expiration date of plan, employee will be considered ‘in the plan’ by the system for their terminating pay. Example Pay Period Start = Jan 1 Pay Period End = Jan 15 Termination Date = Jan 3
**If rule is ‘use termination date’, the system will expire the benefit record as of Jan 3. Benefit plans are always updated using the pay period end date as the processing date, unless the termination date falls within the pay period. There is no automatic pro-ration of benefit amounts.
!! Benefit Component Codes
The benefit components identified below have been grouped based on their purpose under the following subheadings:
|[B0005 to B0299]|Components for Preprocess/Qualification
|[B0300 to B0399]|Components for Eligible Earnings/Amounts
|[B0400 to B0499]|Components for Coverage
|[B0500 to B0599]|Components for Coverage Step
|[B0600 to B0699]|Components for Premium
|[B0700 to B0729]|Components for Premium Tax (Canadian Installations Only)
|[B0730 to B0799]|Components for Self-Insured Admin Fees, Deposit Liabilities and Contract Amounts
|[B0800 to B0899]|Components for Employer Contributions
|[B0900 to B0929]|Components for Employer Sales Tax (Canadian Installations Only)
|[B0930 to B0999]|Components for Flexible Benefit Fund Amount
|[B1000 to B1099]|Components for Employee Deduction
|[B1100 to B1129]|Components for Employee Sales Tax (Canadian Installations Only)
|[B1130 to B1199]|Components for Self-Insured Deposit and Retro Amounts
|[B1200 to B1299]|Components for Taxable Benefit
|[B1300 to B1399]|Components for Bond Plan Amounts
|[B1400 to B1599]|Components for Remittance Adjustment Components
|[B2016 to B2076]|
Although the sheer number of options may seem daunting, not all components are required for every plan. They are provided to allow complete versatility when defining policies.
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