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==== <big>One-for-one</big> ====
==== <big>One-for-one</big> ====
This is where users get informations to complete the One-for-One Rule section of the RIAS. In addition to the numerical values, this version of the RCC also automatically generates draft text that you can put directly in the RIAS. The extent of the modifications that will be needed will vary according to file complexity and personal preferences (of yourself and of your TBS analyst), but this should get you most of the way there.
This is where users get informations to complete the One-for-One Rule section of the RIAS. In addition to the numerical values, this version of the RCC also automatically generates draft text that you can put directly in the RIAS. The extent of the modifications that will be needed will vary according to file complexity and personal preferences (of yourself and of your TBS analyst), but this should get you most of the way there.
[[File:One-for-One.jpg|left|frame|One-for-One Tab with Example Text]]
[[File:One-for-One.jpg|frame|One-for-One Tab with Example Text|alt=|center]]
At the top of the One-for-One tab, the grey-shaded block contains the analytical parameters for the results on this sheet. These are not input variables. According to the Red Tape Reduction Regulations values in the One-for-One section must be reported in 2012 dollars, discounted to 2012 using a rate of 7% and considered over a period of 10 years from registration.
At the top of the One-for-One tab, the grey-shaded block contains the analytical parameters for the results on this sheet. These are not input variables. According to the Red Tape Reduction Regulations values in the One-for-One section must be reported in 2012 dollars, discounted to 2012 using a rate of 7% and considered over a period of 10 years from registration.
The Draft RIAS text box is suggested text that may be used in the RIAS. It is generated using a simple if / then algorithm. This text should be considered a starting point. It would need to be proofread and adjusted to ensure it is accurately reflecting the intent of what was entered in the activities sheet.
The Draft RIAS text box is suggested text that may be used in the RIAS. It is generated using a simple if / then algorithm. This text should be considered a starting point. It would need to be proofread and adjusted to ensure it is accurately reflecting the intent of what was entered in the activities sheet.
Text is generated for each unique activity listed in the Activity Table. When activities are given the same name, they are grouped together as costs or benefits. So, the annualized total costs and cost savings are reported separately if the same name is used for an activity with costs and benefits. The RIAS text reports the maximum number of businesses impacted be that activity in any one year, hence the text 'Up to 200 businesses would . . . " in the example.
The text converts the numerical hours and frequency to text and rounds to the nearest whole unit, this can result in incorrect values reported in the text. Attention should be paid to these values if irregular values are used in the calculator.
The wage reported in the text is converted to 2012 dollars and includes the overhead amount indicated in the activity sheet. When multiple activities are entered with the same name, the average wage, weighted by hours or each activity is reported.
Below the RIAS text box is the '''Annual Breakdown.'''
The Annual Breakdown tables show the total costs and benefits related to the activities considered within the scope of the One-for-One Rule.
==== <big>Small Business Lens</big> ====
==== <big>Small Business Lens</big> ====