Pooled Fund Administration Order of Operations Over a Calendar Year

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For most of each year, you can simply enter information on new fund participants and edit information on existing participants as the information becomes available. However, at the end of each payment period there are a number of procedures that you must perform in a particular order before you are ready to enter information in the next payment period. Similarly, at the end of each fund year you must run specific procedures in a specific order.

The protocol you follow throughout the year will depend on whether your fund uses an actual distribution method or an estimated distribution method.

Follow the protocol described below that matches the fund's distribution method.

 

Order of operations for actual distribution method

If your fund distributes income using the actual income distribution method, follow the order of operations below. In the protocol shown, it is 2010 and the fund makes quarterly payments.

 

2010

Early January (immediately following the end of the year)

 

January 15 - February 28 (or as early in 2010 as possible)

 

Early April, July, and October (immediately following the end of first three payment periods)

 

2011

Early January (immediately following the end of the year)

 

and so on ...

 

Order of operations for estimated distribution methods

If your fund distributes income using the estimated income distribution method (method 1), follow the protocol below in the order functions are listed. In the protocol shown, it is 2010 and the fund makes quarterly payments.

 

2010

Early January (immediately following the end of the year)

 

January 15 - February 28 (or as early in 2010 as possible)

 

Late March, June, September, and December

 

2011

Early January (immediately following the end of the year)

 

and so on ...

 

 

 

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