Union Fringe Benefit Fund Reconciler
3,290.00 in union fringe benefit trust fund contribution variances reconciled across across 2 items.
160 straight hours ($3,280) + 24 overtime hours ($738) = $4,018.00 due. Remitted $2,480.00. Under-remittance is $1,538.00 per CBA Exhibit B.
Method1Audited employee straight and overtime hours against CBA trust fund multiplier schedules.
2Calculated true benefit liability to prevent ERISA 20% liquidated damages penalties.
| Reference | Description | Remittance_Variance |
|---|---|---|
| EMP-801 | Carpenters Overtime Benefit Under-Remittance | 1,538.00 |
| EMP-803 | Ironworkers Overtime Calculation Deficit | 1,752.00 |
Contractor employee shift hours and pay stubs, plus Collective Bargaining Agreement trust fund schedules
Taft-Hartley trust fund remittance reconciliation and union audit defense dossier (Resolution Dossier, Findings Schedule)
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Open Union Fringe Benefit Fund Reconciler on sample data now with no sign-up, then run your own files free for 14 days. $3,000 a month after that, cancel any time.
On a sample file: 3,290.00 in union fringe benefit trust fund contribution variances reconciled across across 2 items.
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