Dataset Treeview Temporary Records

Dataset Treeview Feature – Temporary Records

Overview

The Dataset Treeview Panel contains a list of record keys that, when selected, will send the information to OpenForms which, in turn, will load records accordingly.

Temporary Records

Normally, a user simply searches for record keys and navigates through them to work but some features can load their keys internally without being linked to the Record Keys from the Tree View, for example AR Inquiry and Cash Collection forms. The side effect is that any information normally available outside the form are not refreshed because they are triggered only by a selection in the Tree View, this is the case with Tiles. In order to resolve this issue, these keys are sent to the Tree View but are flagged as “Temporary”. Only one of these keys can appear in the Tree View. The keys are replaced when a new one is introduced; this approach is used so as not to clutter the Tree View with keys that are not part of the user’s workload. In addition these keys can also quickly increase disproportionately. These keys are also not retained when the application is closed.

Business Rules

In order to trigger as many features as possible, the key will be filled with as many ID’s obtained from the database, based on available and missing ID’s from the Temporary Key.

  • First we check to see if we can find IDs from AR_MASTER based on an ordered list of specific ID Types that we get from the Temporary Key. These keys are the same that are needed to add to the Temporary Key afterwards from AR_MASTER.

    From AR_MASTER
    • The ordered ID types are: AR_ID, PP_ID, ST_ACCT_ID, UB_ID, MB_ID,  BR_ID, DC_ID, BT_ID, MV_ID, AC_ID, P_ID, NA_ID 
      • This means that as soon as one key returns records, we stop and take the most recent one.
  • If no AR_MASTER records are found directly, we try to find an AR_MASTER record linked to AR_DETAIL based on specific ordered field types from AR_DETAIL, noting that the IDs taken from AR_MASTER will still be the same as before.

    From AR_DETAIL Expand source
    • the ordered AR_DETAIL Field Types are: ST_ID, INVOICE_NO, PRJ_ID, PM_ID
      • This means that as soon as one key returns records, we stop and take the most recent one.
      • In version 6.1, the content of PM_ID will be a Workflow ID
  • If no NA_ID is found after that for the Real Estate Sub-System, we’ll try to get it from the primary NA_MAILING_INDEX if a P_ID was previously found.

    From NA_MAILING_INDEX

The Temporary Key will be inserted at the top of the Tree View with an Orange background. For example:

  • It is possible that the Temporary Key contains an ID that matches the Profile’s Key Type at this point, but its current Main ID Type is not the same. In that case, we will make this ID Type the main one so as to see the correct description in the Tree View.

Duplicate of an Existing Key

It is possible that after the work is done, the Temporary Key’s main ID exists in the Tree View. If that’s the case, it won’t be added to the Tree View like a Temporary Key, although the ID’s of both will be merged together, it will only be selected.

Context Menu

In the Dataset Treeview, a right click on an item will display and a menu with 3 options:

  1. Remove the current selected item
  2. Remove All items from the Dataset Treeview
  3. Remove All the items except the item where we did a right click on it

If we decide to right click on the panel, only 1 option will show up, allowing the removal of all items from the Dataset Treeview:

Remove

  • The item which we made a right click on will be removed from the Dataset Treeview.
  • If “Dirty”, a confirmation will show up asking you to save the data first.
    • Yes: Save the data and remove the item
      • If there is a validation error on saving, the item will not be removed and the item will remain “dirty”
    • No: Cancels the change and remove the item
    • Cancel: Not remove the item and the item is still “dirty”

Remove All

  • All the items will be removed from the Dataset Treeview.
  • If “Dirty”, a confirmation is displayed asking you to save the data first.
    • Yes: Save the data and remove all the items
      • If validation error on saving, the items will not be removed and the changed item remains “dirty”
    • No: Cancel the change and remove all the items
    • Cancel: Will not remove the items; the item is still “dirty”

DEV NOTE: Currently there is a bug in the techno and the message is displayed twice (2 times).

Remove All But This

  • All items will be removed except the item which we did a right click on in the Dataset Treeview.
  • If “Dirty”, a confirmation will show up asking you to save the data first.
    • Yes: Save the data and remove all the items except the item which we did a right click on it
      • If validation error on saving, the items will not be remove and the changed item is still dirty
    • No: Cancel the change and remove all the items except the item which we did a right click on it
    • Cancel: Will not remove the items and the item remains “dirty”

DEV NOTE: Currently there is a bug in the techno and the message is displayed twice (2 times).

 

Related Topics

Dataset Treeview

Forms Explorer
Reports Explorer

 

 

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AR / CC – API Web service

Accounts Receivable (A/R) & Cash Collection (CC) API WEB Service

Overview

The Govern Payment Notification Web Service service is mainly used when cash is collected via a 3rd party software.

Installation and Setup

In Deploy-EZ:

  • Download the Binaries for the required release (4.7, 5.1, 6.0., 6.1…)
  • Deploy and Install the Govern WCF Service (Standard bundle with PC&GIS, AR&CC) for each deployment

For more information, see Download and Install on Govern API and Services main page.

What’s New!

AR Web Service for Key Bank (TM)

Key Bank’s web-based CSR Application (Payment Center) is used to process credit card transactions from cashiering stations. Govern provides a Payment Notification Web Service that can be utilized by Key Bank’s payment processing applications; Govern is used for Cash/Check transactions. In order to accommodate this process, a new method (AR_ExecutePaymentKeyBank) was added to the Govern A/R Web Service to support the Key Bank payment notification. This method uses key-value pairs as input parameters. For method details, refer to the updated Govern Accounts Receivable and Cash Collection API Web Service document. See Documentation section below.

Documentation

 

 

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Central Notes Feature

Central (Centralized) Notes

Overview

Central Notes are designed to allow users to enter and store notes in a centralized storage location. When used, Central Notes enables users to maintain, and review, any notes that are entered when an action is performed, or when a modification is made.

User prompts for a central note entry can be made to occur at the entity level, or at the field level of a profile. This means that a user can be prompted to make an entry when they either access and make a change anywhere in the profile, or in a specific parameter in the profile. These settings are made by an administrator in the Business Entity Designer (BED) release 5.1 or greater. in addition Central Notes can be applied on a dataset basis, i.e. all records of a search result could have a note applied to them collectively.

NOTE: Central Notes that are applied as a dataset are permanent, Notes applied to a dataset cannot be removed.

 

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Centralized Notes Pane & Viewer

As an example, in the Parcel Linking profile if a new parcel link is created, or a modification is made to an existing Start Date or End Date, justification may be required for the action. This layer of security can be provided with the Central Notes System. When enabled, the user will not be able to complete the action unless an entry has been made in the Central Notes form. When entered and saved, the record of the username, change, and details is saved.
When a centralized note is entered, an optional flag can be assigned to it. A note can be entered with three (3) statuses. These statuses can be used as part of a search criteria. (Table: PC_CENTRAL_NOTES).

Locating the Central Notes pane

The Central Notes can be found by default as an Auto-Hide tab located on the left hand side of the Govern user interface. To display the note field, hover your pointer over the tab to display it. Refer to Auto-Hide Panes (std-fea-001).

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Enabling Central Notes

Creating an Entity Level Centralized Note requirement

At the entity level, when an entity is made or modified, the user will be required to enter a centralized note entry.

To set up an Entity level Central Notes entry request, you will need to make changes using the Business Entity Designer (BED) release 5.1 or greater. Refer to the BED release 5.1 guide for details about modifying Business Entities (BE’s)

  1. In the BED, under the Model Explorer pane, click on the Business Entity that will require a Centralized Note entry; for our example we will use Parcel Linking.
  2. Under the Properties pane on the right hand side under 1 – Basic Data Settings, set the Note is required on creation flag to True.
  3. Set the Note is required on modification flag to True.
  4. Click Save.

When the flags are set at this level, i.e. the Entity level, a Centralized Note entry will be required to create a new parcel link entry.
Creating an Attribute Level Centralized Note requirement
At the Attribute level, in order to enter a note, or when a modification is made to an attribute, i.e. field, a note entry will also be required to be made.
To set an attribute level Centralized Note entry request…

  1. In the BED release 5.1, under the Model Explorer pane, click on the Business Entity that will require a Centralized Note entry; for our example we will use Parcel Linking.
  2. In the central area under the List of Attributes pane, select an attribute that you want the user to be prompted with a Centralized Note entry request; for our example select the END_DATE attribute.
  3. On the right hand side, locate the Central Notes property, set both the Allow Notes, and the Note is required on modification flags to True.
  4. Repeat the above steps 2 and 3 for the FROM_DATE attribute.

About Entity / Attribute Level Centralized Note requests

Users that are enabling Central Notes for Entities and Attributes should note that the request for a Centralized Note entry by the system are separate. This means that if the flags are set at both the Entity and Attribute level, a separate prompt for a Centralized Note entry will be issued by the system.

Central Notes pane

The Central Notes pane is used to enter and display the notes that are related to the selected parcel. These tabs are used to enter and view the Central Notes, as well as controlling what notes are displayed after a search, through a series of user selectable filter fields.

Notes Viewer form

With a click on the Notes Viewer button in the Central Notes pane, the Notes Viewer form is displayed. This form contains two (2) tabs, one for defining your search parameters, and the other for displaying the search results.

NOTE: by default when the Notes Viewer button is clicked, the Notes Viewer form is displayed with the Notes Viewer Search Results tab.

Notes Viewer Search Criteria tab

In the Notes Viewer Search Criteria tab, you are able to search the Govern system for existing notes. The results of the query are filtered based upon your search parameters.

Central Notes Management tab

Notes Viewer Search Criteria tab – Command Button
Retrieve Notes:
Click Retrieve Notes to perform a search of the Centralized Note based upon the Filter options selected.

Notes Viewer Search Criteria tab – Parameters

The following is a description of the parameters that are found under the Notes Viewer Search Criteria tab.

Filters group

Dataset Filter group

Selections in the Dataset Filter group will restrict the display of notes to those within the current dataset.
All: Click All to display all notes in the current dataset.

Current Parcel: Select this option to display notes that are restricted to the current parcel.

Current Name: When Current Name is selected, only the Central Notes that were created on records that are linked to the current name account.

Author Filter group

All Authors: Select this filter option to display notes from all authors under the Author list. (TABLE: USR_USERFILE)

My Notes Only: When selected, this option will display only notes made by the current logged in user.

From Author: Click to select the From Author option; this will display the notes entered by the author that is selected from the drop down menu.

NOTE: The drop down menu list will not be active unless the option is selected. When this option is selected, but no author is selected, a warning will be displayed requesting that an author be selected from the list.

Subject Filter group

Entity Name: Click to select an Entity Name from the drop down list; the notes that are displayed are the ones that are related to the Entity.

Control / Attribute: Select the Control / Attribute option to filter for the Control or Attribute that is associated with the selected control or attribute

Table Name: Click to activate and filter Central Notes that are associated with the selected table name.

Column Name: After selecting a Table Name, you can further filter down and display Central Notes associated to a selected column name.
Date Filter group

Fiscal Year From / Fiscal Year To: Enter the Fiscal Year range of interest in the From and To fields.

Entry Date From / Entry Date To: Enter the date range of the Central Notes that you would like to view.

General Filter group

Note Priority: When a priority has been assigned to a Centralized Note, use this option to filter the search results for a specific priority. If no priority is selected, the all notes will be specified.

Exclude Private Notes: Select this option to exclude all notes that have been assigned with the Private Notes option.

Searching for Central Notes

Users with access to Central Notes can perform a search on all notes entered in the system. The search can be by parcel, name, or by author, for a given entity or attribute.
To perform a search for Central Notes that have been entered in the system:

  1. Click to display the Central Notes auto-hide pane.
  2. Select the Notes Viewer Search Criteria tab.
  3. In the Filters group, select each criteria required from each of the filter groups.
  4. If required select a priority note from the General Filter group.
  5. Click Retrieve Notes.

Notes Viewer Search Results

The search results will be displayed under the Notes Viewer Search Results tab.

Notes Viewer Search Results

As indicated earlier, the Notes Viewer Search Results tab displays the results of search queries based upon selected filters. The columns displayed can be re-arranged with a drag and drop action.

Grouping by Columns

The Central Notes drag and drop feature also allows for grouping by column heading. The space above the columns titled Drag a column header here to group by that column is referred to as the Grouping Area (A). This space expands to accommodate column names as they are added.

For example, if we have the following columns headings…:

  • Priority
  • Private
  • Entry Date
  • Relates To
  • Note
  • Author Name

We may want to view the entered notes grouped according to the Priority (A).

To group according to the Priority:

  1. Click and drag the Priority column into the Grouping Area above the columns; when empty this area is marked”Drag a column header here to group by that column”. Drop the column heading on the Grouping Area.
  2. You will note that the data has now been grouped according to the Priority column. You will see a heading that indicates the column grouping, the item that it is being displayed under, and the total number of items under that grouping. Click on the “^” beside the column grouping (A) to expand or contract the content listed.

Multiple columns or attributes can be grouped by dragging and dropping them into the Grouping Area above the column headings. Additional columns will appear as subgroups within the original group.

The order of the groups and subgroups can be changed with a drag and drop procedure.

To re-arrange subgroups:

  1. Click and hold the pointer on the subgroup title.
  2. Drag the title to its new location, noting the insertion point between the subgroups. The insertion is indicated by a bright vertical bar.
  3. Release the mouse button to complete the insertion.

Removing Column Groupings

To remove column groupings from the Grouping Area:

  1. Click and drag the grouped or sub-grouped title to an area outside of the Grouping Area.
  2. When an ‘X’ appears, release the mouse button to drop the object. The grouping or sub-grouping will be removed.

Viewing Central Notes Search Results

After result have been generated, there are two (2) options available to view the results; export results to an Microsoft Excel spreadsheet, Print with a preview.

Notes Viewer Search Criteria tab – Command Button

Export to Excel: When Export to Excel is selected, the current search result grid will be exported as an Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.

NOTE: The Excel export will not be affected by the sort order or grouping; the columns are output in the default order of the system.

Print Preview: Click Print Preview to display a preview of the current search result grid.

Behavior of Central Notes when enabled in Govern

When Central Notes are enabled, fields that have the Central Notes enabled through the Business Entity Designer (BED) will have icons that flag the state of the field.

Central Notes Status Icons

Central Notes fields are indicated with Notepad icons that lets the user know their status. Red icons indicate that note entries are required, i.e. mandatory; Gold icons are an indication that note entries are optional:

Allowed: The yellow icon indicates that entry of notes is optional for the user.

Required: This indicates that any changes to the field involves a mandatory note entry

Exists and Allowed: The yellow icon and magnifying glass indicates that notes exist in the system, but they are optional for the user.

Required and Exists: The red icon and magnifying glass indicates that a notes exist, but mandatory entry is required for changes by the user.

How to make a Centralized Note entry

Users that are attempting to save a record when the field is set as Required will be presented with the following error window: To resolve this situation…
1.Click OK to acknowledge the notification.
2.Locate the Central Notes auto-hide tab; place your pointer over the tab to display it.
3.Click Add a New Note.

NOTE: When a new note is created, the date, time, and user log-in name is displayed for reference.

4.Click in the note field and enter your note

5.When complete, click Save.

As long as the Centralized Note is created and the reason for the creation or change, i.e. “justification” is entered, the system will them allow a save.

Creating a Centralized Note for a Dataset

WARNING: A Centralized Note that is applied to a dataset cannot be modified or deleted. Take care when making your entry

Creating a Centralized Note for a Dataset, i.e. a group of records that are the result of a query, hand picked records, or appended list, is a similar procedure to applying one to an individual record.

NOTE: In order to be able to click on the Central Notes button, you will need to open a Profile, then perform a search.

To create a Centralized Note that will apply to a dataset…

  1. Perform a search; the resulting records will be the dataset.
  2. Load the dataset into the Dataset Treeview.
  3. If not selected, click the Home tab in the Govern Ribbon.
  4. In the Flags group, click to select Central Notes.
  5. In the Central Notes form, enter your notes that will apply to the dataset (1).
  6. Select a Priority status, and select the Private option if the note is to be set as private (2).
  7. Click Save (3) to create the note or Cancel (4) to stop the creation process.

Central Notes for Datasets are saved in the same table as the individual record notes, (Table: PC_CENTRALIZED_NOTES), the exception here is that these notes are permanent, i.e. they cannot be deleted.

Modifying a Centralized Note

Once a Centralized Note has been created, the author or creator of the note can modify their entry. In addition, with the correct security flags set in the Govern Security Manager (GSM), an author can modify all Centralized Note entries.

To modify a Centralized Note…

1.Display the Centralized Note pane.

2.Select the note and effect any required change.

To enable a Centralized Note author to be able to edit all notes…

1.In the GSM, ensure that the permissions flag for Update (U) has been set; refer to the Working with Central Notes section of the GSM 5.1 user guide.

NOTE: If the update flag has not been set, the author will only be able to change the notes that they created, and no others. Refer to the GSM release 5.1 for details on Working with Central Notes.

 

What’s New

[v6.0.1404]
  • The search panel is now dockable. Users can keep this window open while performing other tasks. Very handy for users with dual screens.
  • Collective notes can be recorded by dataset (permanent)
[v5.1]
  • Note Priorities
  • Private notes are used to flag notes that should not appear on the web

Specification

Product feature specification [v6.0] for centralized notes:
General

  • Recorded at the business entity level or at the field/attribute level
  • Recorded for the active parcel, name, building… or for the entire dataset or recordset results (permanent)
  • Metadata recorded along with the note (i.e. the author, date, dept. fiscal year, entity name, attribute/field name… is saved along with the note)
  • Additional security level based on authorship (my notes, other people notes)
  • Allowed or Required (on creation or on modification) Business Entity notes
  • Allowed or Required notes on Attributes
  • Priority status (3)
  • Private notes

User Interface

  • Auto-hide and dockable Note Pane synchronized with active form and ids
  • Notes are saved with the form
  • Centralized Notes Viewer with Search & Results (sort, group, print and export to xls)
  • Search Criteria:
    • Dataset: All, Current Dataset, Current Parcel
    • Author: All, Mine, Specific Author
    • Subject: Entity name, Attribute name, Table name, Column name
    • Date: Fiscal Year From and To, Entry Date From and To
    • General: Priority, Exclude or Include Private Notes
  • Visual representation (cues) of the note state on the form (required & missing, required and available … )
  • Notes can be deleted

Business Rules

  • Required Note Option to enable an additional layer of security to prevent a user from completing an action unless a note is created
  • Is dirty property is set to true on the form when a note is created or modified

Examples

  1. in a profile with Parcel Linking, if a new parcel link is created, or a modification is made to an existing Start Date or End Date, justification (note entry) may be required to complete the action (save or modify).

Setup (BED)

Setup in the Business Entities Designer as true or false properties for the Business Entity or for an Attribute (field).

Business Entity

  • A note is required on creation
  • A note is required on modification

Attribute

  • Allow notes
  • A note is required on modification

Security

In Govern Security Manager (GSM), there are 2 items that can be secured for notes; Entry & Viewer.
In addition, a distinction is made for Centralized Notes Entry between My Notes (notes entered by the user) and Other people’s Notes.

Expand ApplicationsGovernMenuViewViewCentral Notes to get the following:
Central Notes (change to Centralized Notes)

  • Central Notes Entry
    • My notes
    • Other notes
  • Central Notes viewer

For more information, see 102-Govern Security Manager (GSM) OpenForms System Suite

Technical Info

Tables

PC_CENTRAL_NOTES
PC_LK_CENTRAL_NOTES

[v6.0] New Govern Standard Attribute PC_CENTRAL_NOTES REQUIRED

Best Practices

  • Do not overuse (it is human nature to overdo it); this can be overwhelming when reviewing the information.
  • If Required Notes are not set properly, they can be a burden for users with data entry functions.

 

 

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Self Reported Business Tax

Self Reported Business Tax

Overview

The Business Tax subsystem has been designed for local governments and organizations that need to report the sales tax that are generated from local businesses and classified as Self Reported Tax or Business Tax. Harris Govern’s Business Tax subsystem provides a flexible administrative setup. Administrators are able to set up categories, add customized fields with computations rules, define tax levies and how they can be applied. Business Tax is collected according to user-defined periods. Even for infrequently collected tax, the organization needs to define a Period record, with the number of periods set to zero. Govern Users set up Business tax accounts for each individual and company from whom they need to collect taxes. The Business Data Entry Tax function provides detailed information on each record and direct access to the Accounts Receivable subsystem for viewing and maintaining records and for collecting payments.
The module includes the following OpenForms System and Application components, features and options….

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Forms and Functions

Features

ST General Features

  • Filing Form Configuration (UI and Computation)
  • Corrected Filings
  • Zero Filers

Govern Standard Features

Govern Standard Form/Functions

Batch Programs

Standard Reports

  • Not applicable

Module Options and 3rd Party Integration

Parameters and Options

The following parameters are set in the OpenForms Govern Administration system GNA [103]

Reference Material

Manual(s)

Self Reported Business Tax Release 6.0

101-all-SelfReportedBusinessTax(guide)-(6.0).pdf

Govern for Windows 10.8

TXSelfReported108.pdf

Videos

Recordings of the Govern V6.0 user interface and Self Reported Business Tax Module are available by request.

Viewing Instructions

Click on the Table of Contents (TOC) icon in the lower right hand corner of the video to link to the key locations within the video. The TOC and other icons are only available when viewing the video on the Web site with the Screencast.com embedded viewer. If the video is downloaded for viewing as a standalone, the TOC icon will NOT be present.
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Govern V6.0 Tour (Part 1)
Govern V6.0 Tour (Part 2)
Govern V6.0 Tour (Part 3)

Saving Videos

To save the video for viewing at a later time, while it is playing on the Screencast.com Web page, perform the following steps:

  1. Over the area of the video, right click to display a floating menu.
  2. Select “Save Video As…”.
  3. In the dialog choose the location that you would like to save the video to, e.g. the desktop.

 

 

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ST – Estimate Filers & Garnishment

ST Estimate Filers & Garnishment

General Availability (GA) version 6.0.1503

Overview

The Self Reported Business Tax Estimate form is designed to provide users with the ability to execute estimates levy tax amounts and when needed garnishment of outstanding accounts for the purpose of settlement. Whenever there are ST records that are unfiled, i.e. not invoiced, the client will use this function to estimate filings with the levy values from the previous categories or years. In order for the estimate to occur, there are six (6) business rules that the record must adhere to.
Refer to the Estimate Function Business Rules section below.

Description

With the Estimate function, users are able to perform the following:

  • Perform an estimate on a filing
  • Post the Filing to the A/R
  • Apply any related charges

Requirements

The following are requirements for using the Estimate feature in Govern. All procedures are to be executed by users with Administrator level permissions to the Govern application.

Populate the NAICS tables

Administrators will need to populate the required tables with current NAICS (pronounced “Nakes”) codes. This is external to the application and is typically populated through a conversion process. The table may also be manually populated through the User Validation Table Editor in the Govern New Administrator (GNA)

Enable the NAICS Table Lookup

This process is a two (2) step process:

 

Business Entity Designer (BED) Configuration

The NAICS table lookup will need to be enabled in the Business Entity Designer (BED). This will allow users to populate their forms for the required validation. Refer to

 

OpenForms Designer (OFD) Configuration

A NAICS control will need to be added to the ST007 – Self Reported Tax Account maintenance form. This will allows users to select existing NAICS through a drop down menu (combo-box). This action is carried out in the OpenForms Designer (OFD).

Estimate Business Rules

There are six (6) business rules that are used in the estimation logic, and they are as follows:
1. Get ST_FILING_LEVY.NET_TAX_AMOUNT from the previous year same period.
For a filing to be qualified it must:

  • Be posted
  • Not be a history record
  • Not be filed as a zero filer record

If the period or the levy does not exist, proceed to the next rule.

2. Obtain ST_FILING_LEVY.NET_TAX_AMOUNT from the previous period.
The filling must:

  • Be posted
  • Not be a history record
  • Not be filed as a zero filer record

If the period or the levy does not exist, proceed to the next rule.

3. Obtain the average of ST_FILING_LEVY.NET_TAX_AMOUNT from the previous year (12 months), if the period or levy does not exist, the record will be skipped, but if a record is found and the value is zero, it will not be counted.
To adhere, fillings must:

  • Be posted
  • Not be a history record

If the average equals zero (0), proceed immediately to the next rule.

4. Obtain the average of ST_FILING_LEVY.NET_TAX_AMOUNT from all filings in the current ST account with the same Category tax. The filling year must be smaller or equal to the current fiscal year. If the period or levy does not exist, the record will be skipped. If a record is found and the value is zero (0), it will be deemed as valid, and will be counted.
The fillings must:

  • Be posted
  • Not be a history
  • Not be filed as a zero filer record

If the average is equal to zero (0), proceed to the next rule.

5. Get the average of ST_FILING_LEVY.NET_TAX_AMOUNT from all the filings for the current fiscal year and same period with all the ST account of the same category tax and North American Industry Classification System (NAICS). If the period or levy doesn’t exist, the record will be skip but if the record is found and the value is zero, it will be counted.
The fillings must be:

  • Be posted
  • Not be a history
  • Not be filed as a zero filer record

If the average is equal to zero (0), proceed to the next rule.

6. Get the average of ST_FILING_LEVY.NET_TAX_AMOUNT from all the filings for the current fiscal year and same period with all the ST account of the same North American Industry Classification System (NAICS). If the period or levy doesn’t exist, the record will be skip but if the record is found and the value is zero, it will be counted.
The fillings must:

  • Be posted
  • Not be a history
  • Not be filed as a zero filer record

If the average is equal to zero (0), proceed to the next rule.

Documentation

Click to view or download the documentation for this form.
101-st-frm-008-SelfReportedTax-Estimate_or_Garnishments.pdf

Tips and Tricks

Posting to A/R

You can post All Estimate Filings at the same time or post them by ST Account

Protest Flags

When used, once you are ready to remove the protest flag, you can Shift-Click to select all records with a protest code to remove them all at the same time.
You can also, add a protest code for multiple records with the same procedure.

Related Topics

Self-Reported Business Tax Module Overview (101-st)

Corporate Account (101-st-frm-007)
Tax Account Maintenance (101-st-frm-001)
Tax Filing  (101-st-frm-002)
Tax Filing Occasional (101-st-frm-003)
Zero Filers (101-st-frm-005)
Tax Name & Address Mailing Index (101-na-frm-002)
Business License to Name (101-pm-frm-016)

 

 

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ST – Central Notes

Self Reported Business Tax Central Notes

Overview

The Central Notes feature is available for all entities and attributes. It is displayed at the left of Govern user application with the Forms Explorer and Dataset tree view.

By default, Central Notes are optional for all entities. You can make them required for an entity. However, you cannot remove the feature altogether for the entities. You have the choice to make them optional, required, and unavailable for the attributes.

If Central Notes are required, the feature is similar to an audit trail. It is used for recording the modifications made to a form, when it is added to an entity or to an attribute, when it is added to an attribute.

If the feature is optional, Central Notes are used for recording additional information about the form or attribute. This is similar to the Notes field that is available on many forms for notes and comments. However, it offers several advantages. The name of the user who made the modification is stored with the date and time. Notes can be made private. They can be searched. They can be viewed in the side panel or in a large Notes viewer. Refer to the Govern General Information for further details.

NOTE: In the Self Reported Business Tax module, the Central Notes feature is available on the Business Tax and Filing Master forms.

See Also

Self Reported Business Tax home (101-st)

 

 

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ST – Business Tax – Filings Occasional

Self Reported Business Tax – Filings Occasional

Overview

The Self Reported Tax Occasional Filing has the same functionality as the standard Self Reported Tax Filing with the exception that the record is created without a Period being specified. This feature is designed for the occasional or “seasonal” business. As an added feature businesses that initially begin using the occasional filing model may at a later date be converted to a standard period based filing.

See also

 

 

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