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RecTrac 10.1 Reference Guide

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<strong>RecTrac</strong> <strong>10.1</strong> <strong>Reference</strong> <strong>Guide</strong><br />

• Is the household incorrectly listed as taxable or non-taxable?<br />

• Is a discount table incorrectly linked to the household?<br />

• Is an activity/section late bill code fee incorrectly set as required?<br />

• Is any activity/section non-resident bill code fee incorrectly set to R(esident) or B(oth)?<br />

• Is a discount not allowed for the bill code fee when it should be?<br />

• Are discounts mistakenly always allowed for a bill code, even if the discount is not allowed for the bill code<br />

fee when linked to the activity/section?<br />

• Is an incorrect bill code fee linked to the activity/section?<br />

• If installment billing is allowed for this activity/section, are the activity/section fees mistakenly set up as the<br />

total fees due, when the fees should reflect the amount due for each installment bill?<br />

If you require additional assistance resolving any of these problems, please call Vermont<br />

Systems, Inc.<br />

To fix the problem for the current household:<br />

• Update the charges for the activity registration using the Activity Cancel/Changes (Indiv) program.<br />

• If a payment was made and the fee the household originally paid was less than the updated fee (e.g., you<br />

charged and the household paid $25 but the household should have paid $50), then process a payment<br />

amount (if you have the additional fee in your hand).<br />

OR<br />

• If a payment was made and the fee the household originally paid was greater than the updated fee (e.g.,<br />

you charged and the household paid $50 but the household should have paid $25), then process a refund<br />

as per your organization’s policy. (Refund options are: Apply The Refund To The Household Balance,<br />

Refund From Your Cash Drawer Now, Refund Later Through <strong>RecTrac</strong> OR Refund Later Through Another<br />

Financial Software Package).<br />

OR<br />

• If no payment was made earlier and the fee you originally charged was less than or greater than the<br />

updated fee, process the payment amount (if you have a payment in hand now).<br />

Enrolled the Correct Family Member in the Wrong Activity<br />

• Run the Activity Transfers (Indiv) program and transfer the family member from the incorrect activity into<br />

the correct activity.<br />

• If a payment was made and the fee the household originally paid for the wrong activity was less than the<br />

correct activity’s fees (e.g., you charged and the household paid $25 for the incorrect activity, but the<br />

correct activity costs $50), process a payment amount (if you have the additional fee in your hand).<br />

OR<br />

• If a payment was made and the fee the household originally paid for the wrong activity was greater than<br />

the correct activity’s fees (e.g., you charged and the household paid $50 for the incorrect activity, but the<br />

correct activity costs $25), process a refund as per your organization’s policy. Refund options are: apply<br />

the refund to the household balance, refund from your cash drawer now, pay later through <strong>RecTrac</strong> or pay<br />

later through another financial software package.<br />

OR<br />

• If no payment was made earlier and the wrong activity’s fees are less than or greater than the correct<br />

activity’s fees, process the payment amount (if you have a payment in hand now).<br />

OR<br />

• Process a cancellation for the family member in the incorrect activity using the Activity Cancel/Changes<br />

(Indiv) program and select the "Apply the Refund to the Household’s Balance" option.<br />

• Enroll the family member in the correct activity using the Activity Registrations program and allow the<br />

credit balance to pay the correct activity’s fees. A refund or payment may ultimately be due, depending on<br />

the difference between the correct activity’s fees and the incorrect activity’s fees. See the steps above for<br />

how to handle a payment or refund, based on whether or not the household paid.<br />

Vermont Systems, Inc. 289 06/09/08

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