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Create an Insurance Surcharge
Create a surcharge record to define a tax or fee that you can apply to insurance products. Specify the surcharge type, calculation method, refundability, and proration settings.
You are here:
Create a surcharge record to define a tax or fee that you can apply to insurance products. Specify the surcharge type, calculation method, refundability, and proration settings.
| User Permissions Needed | |
|---|---|
| To create surcharges: | Manage Revenue Cloud |
Tax refers to regulatory charges, such as state or municipal taxes. Fee refers to operational or administrative charges, such as registration or service fees.
| Amount | A flat dollar value. Enter the value in the Amount field. |
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| Percentage | A rate applied to the base premium. Enter the rate in the Rate field. |
| Expression Set | Complex logic defined in a pricing procedure. In the Procedure field, select an expression set that has the Default Pricing usage type. |
Specify only the fields that match your calculation type. If you fill in fields that don't match the selected type, you see an error message.
The start date can't be after the end date.
After you create the surcharge, assign it to one or more products. See Assign and Configure a Surcharge for a Product.

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