Example: Selecting the To Process Banking Check Box When Forwarding is the Default Retro Method
In this example a deduction with a payment of 100 is made to Recipient 1 in January. In February the recipient is changed to Recipient 2, effectively dated in January, thus triggering retroactive processing. When the To Process Bankingcheck box is selected for banking, and forwarding is the default retro method, the system posts this recipient and amount information to banking results:
| Month | Version/Revision | Amount | Recipient | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
January |
V1R1 |
100 |
1 |
Resolution (last period) |
|
February |
V1R1 |
100 + 0 |
2 |
Resolution (current period + adjustment) |
In this example, the system does not process the reversal and reinstatement. It processes only the current period plus adjustment. (The adjustment in this case is 0 because the amount of the deduction does not change.)