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You can export all information in the Interest & Penalties Custom Rate tables to Excel.
| 1. | Click Export Interest Table. Your export is added to the queue, and a message appears in the upper left corner when it is complete. |
| 3. | Select the #UTP_TABLE# tab. |
| 6. | Enter the Action of A for Add, U for Update, and D for Delete. |
| 7. | Select the #UTP_TABLE_DETAIL#. |
| 11. | Enter the Compounding Option. |
| 12. | Enter the Interest Rate. |
Notes:
| • | The separate tabs available in the workbook are #UTP_TABLE# and #UTP_TABLE_DETAIL#. |
| • | When the custom rate table is exported you will see all the underlying rates for each Code, previously created. |
| • | Typically, the Table Code would be the name of a country or something that would identify it as a certain subset of interests. |
| • | The Name is to expand upon the code, given. |
| • | Start Date and End Date are displayed for the custom rate table. The dates must be sequential, and rates entered for the rate table to work. |
| • | The type of Compounding Option is required, as well. S=Simple, D=Daily, M=Monthly, Q=Quarterly. These options trigger the time value and tell time value how to do the math with the rates that are entered. |
| • | Interest Rate can be entered in increments. |
| • | This information can be imported back into the Uncertain Tax Positions Application in this format and then applied to a position. |
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