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- To the Instructional Class on NAICS
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- You are on your way to passing your ordinance.
- You have defined your new NAICS license codes.
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- We will show you how to set up the new codes in Delta.
- We will show you how to copy existing codes using the new 6 digit NAICS
codes.
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- In this step you will be copying your old license code, calculation,
etc. to the new NAICS code without any changes to the calculations or
other information.
- From the main switchboard, select License, Tax, MRC and Permit Setup.
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- Once you click on License Codes the below screen will appear, you will
click on the Copy License Code.
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- You will select the license code and the effective period to copy.
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- Enter the NAICS Code and Description to create.
- Enter the Period effective period for the NAICS code.
- Leave the boxes checked, so it will copy the:
- Calculations
- GL information
- Penalty Information
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- Enter the Start Date for the NAICS License Code.
- Enter the Stop Date for the Old License Code.
- Leave the boxes checked so it will copy the:
- Add License to Taxpayers. This will add the new NAICS License Code to
the Taxpayers with Old License Code.
- Update Taxpayers Current License. This will make the new NAIC License
code the current license.
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- Once you have completed the screen, click on the Create Code button and
the following will display.
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- If you chose to update the taxpayer then the taxpayer license
information should appear as shown.
- You will continue this process until all license codes have been copied.
- This Completes This Step.
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- You will select the license code and the effective period to copy.
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- Enter the NAICS Code and Description to create.
- Enter the effective period for the NAICS code.
- Leave the boxes checked so it will copy the:
- GL information
- Penalty Information.
- In this case we will uncheck the box for Copy Calculations, so that we
can enter new a rate.
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- You will enter the Start Date for the NAIC License Code.
- You will enter the Stop Date for the old License Code.
- You will leave these boxes checked and the option will copy the:
- Add License Code to Taxpayers. This will add the new NAIC License Code
to the Taxpayers with Old License Code.
- Update Taxpayers Current License. This will make the new NAIC License
code the current license.
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- Once you have completed the screen, click on the Create Code button and
the following message will display.
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- Once you open the license code you will see this screen.
- Check the screen to make sure it is correct.
- If correct, then click on the Periods tab.
- If not make the changes before clicking on the Periods tab.
- The Periods tab will display the period effective date.
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- This screen has several tabs on it.
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- Fees - This tab is where fees can be added to this code. In most cases
this tab is left blank. If you feel that you have a fee that needs to be
on this tab call the support team before entering information on this
screen
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- This tab is used to do “the behind the scene” calculation of the license
code. It does not display in the payment screen except for the License
Total field.
- This tab can have many work fields depending on the calculation of the
fee.
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- There are many ways to do the calculations, our example will show one
way.
- The example we are going to use for this license code is as follows:
- If the gross receipts are:
- More than $0 but less than $99,999 the fee is $100
- More than $100,000 but less than $199,999 the fee is $346 plus $2.72
per M in excess of $100,000
- More than $200,000 but less than $299,999 the fee is $618 plus $2.35
per M in excess of $200,000
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- Enter the Days Late – this is based on the due date entered on the first
form where we entered the renewal frequency.
- This license code charges a 10% Penalty and 1% Interest for a license
payment received after the 31st day of January. The number of days late is calculated
for each day late, which in this case would making the penalty
start February 1. Add 31(January) to 1(February) to get
the number of days late for the penalty and interest due for March
1st. Calculate each succeeding
month afterwards the same way.
- If your penalty and interest are
based on an amount rather than a percentage, enter the amount in the
corresponding fields.
- Next, click the General Ledger tab to setup general ledger breakdowns.
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- In the Applies To you can only have one checked box.
- You CANNOT check all boxes as shown in this example.
- In the Accounts and Amounts you will choose only one again. The Debit
Account or Credit Account and enter the ledger number.
- You CAN NOT enter both a Debit and Credit Account on the same line.
- You will choose Percent or Amount.
- You CAN NOT use both Percentage
and Amount for the same line.
- You can mix Percent and Amount for each Debit and Credit Account line.
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- From the main switchboard click on System Wide Parameters.
- Then click on CODES.
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- Then click on Rate Codes.
- To create a new rate code you will have to right click and then select New.
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- This is a Single rate code that gives the base amount for the
calculation.
- When the gross receipts amount falls between the From Amount and To
Amount.
- Delta will look up the value in the Amount field.
- This amount will be sent to number 2 of the Work Field’s Tab of the
license code.
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- The second Rate Code used in this calculation is a Graduated rate.
- When the gross receipts amount falls between the From Amount and To Amount, Delta will multiply the
gross receipts by the value in the Amount field.
- When the graduated rate is used, Delta holds the amounts from each
previous row and runs a total on it.
This total is sent to work field tab number 3 in the license
code.
- Once both rate amounts have been sent to work field number 4, they are
combined to reach the license total
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- From the main switchboard you will select License, Tax, MRC, and Permit
Setup.
- Then you will select Print Codes.
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- You will enter a Print Code Name to distinguish it from other print
codes. You will use this in the
License Code Rows Tab or General Tab mentioned earlier.
- You will enter a description of this print code.
- You will then start with the number 1 for the line number and then enter
your text for that line.
- You will have approximately 70 characters to enter on each line and the
system will not automatically stop or go to the next line.
- You will continue until you have completed the text you want to print on
your renewal notices for this license code. The example shown has 26
lines of text.
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- You can preview the Print Code by clicking the Preview Print Code button.
This allows you to have an idea of how the print will look.
- After you have previewed your
code click close then click close on the print code maintenance screen.
- Now go back to your license code and add this Print Code to the Rows or General
tab.
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- Select New icon at bottom.
- There are 2 tabs in the new license code setup screen.
- General and Periods
- The General tab is made up of 3 sections, which are Description,
Renewals, and Follow Up.
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- has 2 sections, Period and Amounts
- Period Section
- Period Effective – will be 01/2008 (or the month and year that your
ordinance goes into effect)
- Status – will default to Active
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- Flat Fee – Enter amount here if license fee is a flat fee Minimum Amount
– If license code has a minimum amount, enter that here.
- Police Jurisdiction % - If your license code is a percentage for police
jurisdiction taxpayers, enter percentage.
- Discount Rate Code – does not usually apply to license code (more for
taxes)
- Maximum Discount – does not usually apply to license codes.
- Flat Fee Print Code – Use drop
down box to see if there is already a print code setup for the flat fee
rate you need, and select it. If
the print code you need is not available, please see directions on
setting up a print code in section below “Rows”.
- Maximum Amount – if there is a maximum amount for the license code fee,
enter it here.
- Proration Method – If your ordinance lowers the license fee July 1,
select Semi-Annual
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- Enter Issue Fee amount – not necessary to insert this if it is already
in the license tab of site specific setup. To check this, go to main menu, System
Wide Parameters, Site Specific Setup, License tab.
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- Rate Codes can be setup by clicking on the ellipses dots button
- by the Rate Code in the Work Fields tab.
Detailed instructions at end of handout
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- Enter Number of days beyond the due date that license becomes delinquent
(i.e.. 30, 45, 60 etc.)
- Penalty Type will be based on days late or months late
- Penalty Percentage: for 10
percent, enter .1
- Enter Penalty Amount if applicable
- Enter Interest Type, Percentage, and Amount if applicable
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- Select License Box, and insert debit information
- Go to next section, select License Box, and insert credit information
- Percentage defaults to 100%
- Continue in the same manner for
the Issue Fee, Penalty, and Interest.
- DO NOT SELECT MULTIPLE ITEMS FOR THE SAME DEBIT/CREDIT IN THE SAME BOX
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- From the Delta Main Menu, select License, Tax, MRC, and Permit Setup,
then select Print Codes.
- In the Print Code screen (picture on left), look to see if the print
code rate schedule you need is already available. If it is not, select New.
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- From Delta main menu, select System Wide Parameters.
- From System Wide Parameters menu select Codes.
- From Codes menu select Rate Codes.
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- Rate Code – Enter a unique way to identify this code, schedule number is
a good way to do this, as long as it does not duplicate another rate
code.
- Description – Enter details of the license fee schedule that this will
apply to.
- Type – there are 7 options for the type.
- Single
- Multiple
- Discount
- Fixed Amount
- Per Item
- Multiply Amount
- Graduated Rate
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- Enter rate schedule as shown in sample above.
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- The End
- We appreciate your attention and participation in today’s class. Should you need assistance with
setting up your NAICS codes, please call the LGC support team.
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