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[Darren W]

I was wondering if anyone can help me. We have made the decision to have the benefit check on household numbers in benefits vs revenues to an error message instead of the warning message. However we have encounted a problem.

If for example a child turns in to a non-dependant prior to their 18th birthday, on the benefit side we make them a non-dep and on the revenues side include them as an occupier from their 18th Birthday. The problem we have is that if this date is more then 14 days (what we currently have our calc days set to)in the future on the revenues side it classes it has a future calculation.

We want to set the calculation days to take it up to the 31st March but do not want to have to amend this each day. Does anyone know of a way to avoid having to do this? Either by being able to calculate the future change without having the calcdays changed or to have the system manually amend the calc days for us?

Thanks

[Sam]

We have the exact same problem. Our ctax calc days are set at 28. We are having to flick the SPD checker from E to W on demand to get the ones you have mentioned to calc. Far from ideal.

If you do figure out a way, then please let me know.

[Darren W]

I have asked our DBA to write us a script that can be run from the GPI that will set the figure to equal the number of days between today and the 31st March. We will then set this up to run at 00:05 each night. Again not an ideal solution but better then having to amend the figure or parameter each day.

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