FTC1 - FTC0 Ranges

The system charges a percentage of the billing rate to the account that you define for each of these AAIs, based on the amount of the rate component. You use rate components for things such as ownership, operating costs, and maintenance costs.

If you use rate components, the last digit of this AAI identifies the rate component. You can use FTC1–FTC0 to define 10 different rate component accounts. For example, you might use FTC1 to define the object account for component 1 (ownership), FTC2 for component 2 (operating costs), and so on. If the billing rate is 100, and rate component 1 is 75 and rate component 2 is 25, then FTC1 receives 75 and FTC2 receives 25.

Specify the object account for only these AAIs. The system credits the object account when you enter equipment time and create location billings. The system retrieves the business unit from the revenue credit account on the equipment master. If the first character in the business unit field of the FTC1 through FTC0 accounts is an asterisk (*), the system retrieves the business unit from the debit entry.

When you set up FTC1 through FTC0 AAIs, you must apply these rules:

• You must set up these AAIs for company 00000.

  You can also set them up for specific companies.

• You do not use a subsidiary account with these AAIs.