Advance Setting

Advanced Setting field description

#Filed NameField Description
1.Tax GroupSelect the tax which should be applied. The tax amount is inclusive of charge amount. Eg if the % loan amount(10000) as charge is 1.14 and the percentage of tax is 14 %. Hence the 100 will be deducted as charge amount and 14 will be deducted as tax amount. Refer Tax Configuration for more info
2.Minimum CapEnter the minimum charge amount which should be applied if the calculated actual charge is less than than minimum cap amount
3.Maximum CapEnter the maximum charge amount which should be applied if the calculated actual charge is greater than than maximum cap amount
4.Enable this check box to apply goal-seek method for rounding EMI
5.Glim Charge Calculation Type

This field is enabled once "Apply goal-seek to round EMI" is enabled. This setting is applicable for only GLIM loan hence enabling "Apply charge to GLIM" is mandatory. The GLIM Charge Calculation Type description is as follows 

  1. round : enabling this will perform rounding operation as per the phakamani calculation
  2. round with max charge : enabling this will perform rounding to adjust the charge amount back to maximum cap amount if the charge amount is crossing maximum cap amount.
  3. round without max charge : enabling this will perform to round the charge amount as per  if the charge amount is crossing maximum cap amount. The calculation is as per Phakamani calcualtion.
6.Apply charge to GLIM

Enable this field to make the charge as GLIM Loan. GLIM Charge supports only for following conditions

1.Charge Time Type: Installment Fee
2.Charge Calculation Type: % Disbursement Amount

7.Sub SlabsEnable this check box to enable sub slabs.
8.Sub Slab Charge TypeSelect the sub slab type here. If the slab charge type is "Installment Number" then the sub slab charge type will be "Instllment amount" and vice versa. Here enter the minimum and maximum installment number/amount with charge amount. Where for the charge will be applied based on the bucket of installment amount and installment number.

Tax Group:

Say for an example Bob as a admin want to apply tax of 18% on the charge/fee he is collecting from his client. His organization should pay a vat of 14% for the charge/fees he is collecting from his client. So he should do tax configuration and should select the tax group as shown in the fig 1. Say he charges 1% of approved amount(10000) as processing fee and hence he should apply a tax of .14% in the charge definition. i.e., 1.14% of charge amount will splits up as charge(100) + Tax(14). Refer Tax Configuration for more info

Fig 1: Advanced Setting

GLIM Charge Setting:


Fig 2: Glim charge settings

Sub Slab settings :

Bob want to configure a table of charge amount particular to the installment repayment and amount range. As in the example shown in fig 3 bob want to charge amount of 100 for the loan amount from 1000 to 10000 and charge amount of 200 for the loan amount ranging from 10001 to 20000. Refer Slab Based Charge for steps to be followed for setting Slab Based Charge.

Slab based charge example

#Installment Amount RangeCharge Amount
1.1000 to 10000100
2.10001 to 20000200
4.20001 to 30000500
5.30001 to 400001000



Fig 3: Slab based charge setting



Bob has an another requirement to bifurcate the charge amount based on installment number range. i.e., he want to charge an amount of 50 for the loan amount ranging from 1000 to 10000 with installment number ranging from 1 to 15 days not charge amount of 100. This can be acheived by using sub slab charges.

Step 1: Enable sub Charge

Step 2: Select slab based charge type

Step 3: Enter the charge amount with respective to the installment number range as shown in the fig 4. and click on submit


#Installment Amount RangeInstallment Number RangeCharge Amount
1.1000 to 100001 to 1550
2.1000 to 1000016 to 999100
3.10001 to 200001 to 15150
4.10001 to 2000016 to 30200
5.20001 to 300001 to 10300
6.20001 to 3000016 to 30500
7.30001 to 400001 to 15800
8.30001 to 4000016 to 301000




Fig 4: Sub slab based charge setting

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