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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.
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.'''
Below the RIAS text box is the '''Annual Breakdown.'''
[[File:One-for-One Annual Breakdown.jpg|center|frame|Example Annual Breakdown from the One-for-One Tab]]
The only impacts included on these tables are those that are categorized as administrative include impacts on at least one business.
The Annual Breakdown tables show the costs and benefits related to the activities considered within the scope of the One-for-One Rule. Regardless of the Length of Analytical Period (Years) entered into the Initiative tab, the annual break on the One-for-One tab will only show 10 years from the Year of Registration. The only impacts included on these tables are those that are categorized as administrative include impacts on at least one business.
Tables are divided in the IN (costs), OUT (benefits, or costs savings), and NET (benefits minus costs).
The aid with error-checking, value are first presented undiscounted using the Price Year of analysis indicated on the Initiative tab. Then it is presented discounted to the same price year and present value base year at indicated on the initiative tab. These values would match those used in the CBA. Then the values are presented undiscounted in 2012 price year and finally discounted to 2012 is 2012 prices. These values are reported in the One-for-One Section of the RIAS.
==== <big>Small Business Lens</big> ====
==== <big>Small Business Lens</big> ====
As mentioned above, you don't have to use the RCC to do your SBL section, and due to the complexity of what you're tying to model it may not be possible. But if you <u>do</u> want to use the RCC for this, the SBL sheet has all the tables from the RIAS template.
As mentioned above, you don't have to use the RCC to do your SBL section, and due to the complexity of what you're tying to model it may not be possible. But if you <u>do</u> want to use the RCC for this, the SBL sheet has all the tables from the RIAS template.[[File:Sbl1.png|center|thumb|887x887px|The top of the SBL sheet]]
[[File:Sbl1.png|center|thumb|887x887px|The top of the SBL sheet]]
The grey-shaded block at the top of the sheet if for your information only. These are not input variables so modifying them here will not affect the output tables.
The grey-shaded block at the top of the sheet if for your information only. These are not input variables so modifying them here will not affect the output tables.