Mid-Tier Products with Parent and Child Records

The rules for determining the event check calculation method for mid-tier products with parent and child records are shown in the following table.

Criteria	Part of a Meeting Package?	Shown on Guest Event Check	Shown on Accounting Event Check	Example
The line item is a Menu Per Person without split items and the parent is a Package Per Person.	N/A	Not displayed	Total Adjust­ed Allocation	Guest: — Item A = Not applicable. Accounting: — Item A = 80.00 — Item A Tax = 20.00 — Item A Total = 100.00
The line item is a Menu Per Person with split items and the parent is a Package Per Person.	N/A	Not displayed	Not displayed	Guest: — Item A = Not applicable. Accounting: — Item A = Not applicable.
The line item is a Pack­age Per Person and the parent is a Package Per Person.	N/A	Not displayed	0	Guest: — Item A = Not applicable. Accounting: — Item A = 0
The line item is a Pack­age Per Person and the parent is a Package Item Price.	N/A	Original Total Price	0	Guest: — Item A = 100.00 Accounting: — Item A = 0
The line item is a Pack­age Each and the parent is a Package Item Price.	N/A	Original Total Price	0	Guest: — Item A = 100.00 Accounting: — Item A = 0
The line item is a Pack­age Each and the parent is a Package Per Person.	N/A	Not displayed	0	Guest: — Item A = Not applicable. Accounting: — Item A = 0
The line item is a Pack­age Item Price and the parent is a Package Each/Package Per Per­son.	N/A	Not displayed	0	Guest: — Item A = Not applicable. Accounting: — Item A = 0
The line item is a Menu Per Person without split items and the parent is a Package Item Price.	N/A	Original Total Price	Adjusted To­tal Price	Guest: — Item A = 100.00 Accounting: — Item A = 80.00 — Item A Tax = 20.00 — Item A Total = 100.00