The phrase "payment calculation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in the context of financial or business documents to refer to the process of determining the amount of a payment that is owed or to be received. Example: "Please provide a detailed breakdown of the payment calculation, including any interest or fees that have been included."
The President's Proposal improves the transition to the employer responsibility policy for employers with 50 or more workers by subtracting out the first 30 workers from the payment calculation (e.g., a firm with 51 workers that does not offer coverage will pay an amount equal to 51 minus 30, or 21 times the applicable per employee payment amount).
In addition to the performance payments themselves, data collection and validation as well as payment calculation likely involve significant transaction costs.
If certain preventable conditions, including Never Events, occur during the patient's stay, then Medicare believes that these secondary diagnoses should not influence grouping, nor the final MS-DRG payment calculation.
Set up your spreadsheet for the interest payment calculation.
Borrowers must make sure, too, that they consider the entire cost of a home, looking carefully at monthly payment calculations.
6 7 Practices can exclude ("exception report") patients deemed inappropriate from the payment calculations for various reasons (for example, intolerance to a specified treatment or informed dissent by the patient).
25 Under the UK Quality and Outcomes Framework, dissenting patients are removed from payment calculations, making the quality targets fairer for practitioners and providing some protection from coercion for patients.
No wonder, then, that civil servants are up in arms about the government's new pensions proposals (shifting the payments calculation from end-of-career earnings to a civil servant's average earnings).
For revolving debt like a credit card, use the minimum monthly payment for this calculation.
The payment follows new calculations by the EU that determine how much each member state should contribute.
In that case, excluding deductible payments from the calculation of provider expenditures implies that otherwise similar efforts in lowering expenditures would be evaluated differently depending on the average deductible level across patient populations, which depends on factors unobserved to the research team.
