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AIRINC Calculations General Information

Allow Negative G&S Differential for Mercer, ORC & AIRINC compensation calculations There is a system preference available at both the system and company level that will allow the user to allo

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Allow Negative G&S Differential for Mercer, ORC & AIRINC compensation calculations

There is a system preference available at both the system and company level that will allow the user to allow a negative Goods and Services Differential amount. When this system preference is turned off, if the ORC G&S Differential calculation result is negative then the amount will be adjusted to 0. When turned on, the amount will not be adjusted. This preference is used by comp worksheets & cost estimates. The default is No.

Importing AIRINC Data

These imports can be accessed from the Company Menu in the Processes section under Import Data.

Once the imports are complete you will see the status change to Processed.

Most AIRINC data can be imported using AirInc File Format 1. If the AIRINC data is provided to be similar to ORC data format, it can be imported via AIR INC Home Norm Data and/or AIR INC Home/Host Data. File extensions will be ".cl". File Format 2 which lists data by Salary Grade is not currently supported by the Equus Platform.

The supported Air Inc. Data tables and calculations are listed below. The First line of each Air Inc. data file includes the Table Name. This table name is required to match one of the values below or the data will not be imported.

Danger Pay

Foreign Service Premium

Host Country Goods and Services Cost

Goods and Services Differential

Home Country Goods and Services Norm (Spendable)

Hardship Allowance

Home Country Hypothetical Income Tax (Fed+State)

Home Country Hypothetical Federal Tax

Host Country Hypothetical Federal Tax

Host Country Housing Cost

Housing Differential

Home Country Housing Norm

Home Country Hypothetical Local/City Tax

Host Country Hypothetical Local/City Tax

Home Country Hypothetical State/Provincial Tax

Host Country Hypothetical State/Provincial Tax

Home Country Hypothetical Social Tax

Host Country Hypothetical Social Tax

Host Country Housing and Utilities Cost

Housing and Utilities Differential

Home Country Housing and Utilities Norm

Lodging Per Diem

Other Per Diem

Host Country Transportation Cost

Transportation Differential

Home Country Transportation Norm

Host Country Utilities Cost

Utilities Differential

Home Country Utilities Norm

FILE OPTION 1 (Most Data):

Data will be provided in one file per table. Lines irrelevant to that table type will be blank. The contents are described with 10 header lines, with the following information:

Line

Data

Data Type

Data Length

1

Table Name

string (varchar)

255

2

Home Location

Can be country name, or Country name followed by a comma (,) followed by more information (such as state or province)

string (varchar)

50

3

Host Location

Can be country name, or Country name followed by a comma (,) followed by more information (such as state or province)

string (varchar)

50

4

Exchange Rate

string (varchar)

50

5

Filing Status (Tax Table Only)

string (varchar)

3

5

or HCP (G&S Table only)

decimal

precision=5; scale=3

6

Effective Date (MM/DD/YYYY)

datetime

8

7

Salary Multiplier

int

32 bit

8

Salary Currency ISO

string (char)

3

9

Data Multiplier

int

32 bit

10

Data Currency ISO

string (char)

3

From line 11 on will be data. A data line will consist of comma-delimited numbers with the following structure:

Position

Data

Data Type

Data Length

1

"At least" Salary lookup amount

int

32 bit

2

"Less than" Salary lookup amount

int

32 bit

3

Single amount

int

32 bit

4

Married amount

int

32 bit

5

M+1 amount

int

32 bit

6

M+2 amount

int

32 bit

7

M+3 amount

int

32 bit

8

M+4 amount

int

32 bit

9

M+5 amount

int

32 bit

All salary and data amounts will be in annual numbers.

This file option can also be produced in a concatenated format, one table after the other in one file, with a table delimiter “END OF TABLE” at the end of each table.

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